Sentence examples for whether performed from inspiring English sources

It is vintage material, including Handel's aria "As with rosy steps," which — whether performed separately, as here, or in performances of its parent oratorio, "Theodora" — became a signature work for Ms. Hunt Lieberson.

The lines of a fugue should be clear, whether performed by a solo violinist or large orchestra.

A federal law and various state equivalents indeed ban female circumcision, whether performed as a religious rite or not.

But her dance routines – a fluid, body-popping mix of voguing, mime and Michael Jackson, alongside a troupe of backing breakers – were in a league of their own, whether performed to a rapt Glastonbury crowd or on Graham Norton.

His opinions on subjects from politics to race relations are constantly sought, valued and dissected, and the songs he has written over the years are heard everywhere, whether performed by unknowns in restaurants and bars or blaring from the radio in the hit versions recorded by other artists, most notably his younger sister, the singer and fellow Tropicalista Maria Bethania.

Unlike a few hours of theatrical escapism, however, the producers of the Middle East Peace Process hope that the audience will actually believe that what they are viewing on stage, whether performed in Madrid, Oslo, London, Washington or Sharm al-Sheikh is real-life and even has the potential to end the conflict caused by a century of western-supported Zionist colonisation in Palestine.

Whether performing live or not, they know how to put on a show.

Whether performing Debussy or Strauss, she remains more herself than a singer of either chansons or lieder.

He says that "the jury is still out" on whether performing as an organist is his life's work.

Whether performing in the streets or showing in their art how inequality works and feels, Leeson's women are our own; their voices are essential.

The pleasure here lies mainly in young Hodgson's maladroitness, whether performing his "school bus rap" to the horror of his peers, or passing the best years of his life memorising scripts from Yes, Prime Minister.