Sentence examples for world class concert from inspiring English sources

Not only is it almost in the center of the United States — halfway between East Coast and West Coast — but it also has all the ingredients to be a major cultural capital: world class concert halls, fantastic museums, and there is an active art community here.

As a fan of non-amplified solo recitals, the sound environment of this recording is like sitting in down-center Orchestra in a world class concert hall and having eye-to-eye contact with an artist whose big guns vocals penetrate clear to the soul.

He dreamed of creating a world-class concert orchestra for Boston, and when he had amassed enough money, that is what he did, in 1881.

Plans to build a "world-class" concert hall in London have been thrown into disarray after the government pulled its funding on Friday.

He has strongly supported the idea of a "world-class" concert hall being built in London, saying last month that a "proper" venue to succeed the merely "serviceable" Barbican Hall would allow musicians to "flourish".

At the Interactivity Playground, you can practice what you learn at the symposiums and see in the world-class concert hall, and you might just discover that the rock-star thing has not in fact passed you by.

Or perhaps it is the expansive views, private terraced gardens and 24/7 concierge service, with world-class concert hall and gallery on tap – all right in the heart of the City of London.

A world-class concert and entertainment center, the facility is now holding its Holiday Light Spectacular, which includes 130 displays and more than a million lights spread over a two-mile driving trail.

Through Gareth's determination, I and a handful of novices from this London outreach project have been transformed into a 100-strong chorus who have performed professionally at a world-class concert hall: London's Barbican.

Fears that a world-class concert hall for London will be built too late and in the wrong place have been voiced by a group of classical music campaigners who have drafted a rival scheme.

The report was commissioned in February by the chancellor, George Osborne, and the London mayor, Boris Johnson, to look into whether a world-class concert hall needed to be built, how much might it cost and where it could be located.