Sentence examples for vivid renditions from inspiring English sources

After vivid renditions of the Suite from "Alcyone," the tour concluded in the house of the Bose family in Leipzig, where members of the Bach family are thought to have performed.

Mr. Christie, a Yale alumnus, conducted a fleet, immaculate and vivid rendition of the overture.

The program opened with a vivid rendition of John Adams's effective arrangement of the work.

Before a vivid rendition of Webern's Three Little Pieces (Op.

Mr. Denk offered a vivid rendition of the colorful piano part, aptly matched by the polished playing of his colleagues.

Mr. Perlman, a former child prodigy, joined his protégés as soloist in a vivid rendition of "Autumn" and "Winter" from Vivaldi's "Four Seasons".

Ms. Heisel offered a brave, vivid rendition of a rangy excerpt, the expletive-filled lyrics of which made reference to an unnatural act with a chicken.

Mr. Fischer, the music director of the Utah Symphony Orchestra, who was making his debut with the Kioi Sinfonietta in these concerts, opened the program with a vivid rendition of Mozart's "Marriage of Figaro" Overture.

The music's gentle filigree and rippling textures were elegantly conveyed by Mr. Helmchen, who then offered a vivid rendition of Liszt's virtuoso Transcendental Étude No. 2 in A minor.

Sandwiched between the Russian composers was Mendelssohn, represented here with a vivid rendition of his Cello Sonata No. 2 in D. As in the Prokofiev and the Rachmaninoff, Mendelssohn blends lyricism with colorful dramatic effects.

The chair of judges, Geordie Greig, described it as "a morality tale that engrosses with its vivid rendition of pre-revolutionary France", as well as praising its "extraordinary scenes of corpses and cemeteries and sex".