Sentence examples for written performers from inspiring English sources

To play as slowly as written, performers need a great deal of trust in the music: it is easy to doubt it can sustain itself over such a vast span.

As written, performers, do it as written!

Coliseum employees have also retrieved a number of lost love letters written to performers.

He was a critical favorite and the most written about performer of the 1848 season.

Juba was the most written about performer in London for the summer 1848 season, no easy feat considering the large number of competitors.

But when you're writing about performers and directors, facts will carry you only so far.

David West Read wrote "The Performers," starring Cheyenne Jackson, Ari Graynor, Daniel Breaker, Alicia Silverstone, and Henry Winkler, about a reunion at an adult-film awards ceremony.

If Beethoven, as some claim, wrote for performers and listeners who did not yet exist, one is tempted to think the same of Debussy.

What makes classical music classical is that it involves the performance of a written work, the performer's illumination of which is a key aspect of the experience.

Perhaps as a kind of compensation for all this reduction of forces, Steve Reich's early "Clapping Music," written for two performers, was clapped by the entire ensemble.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Bruce Norris has called for a boycott in Germany of theater productions in which white actors are cast in roles explicitly written for black performers.