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recital

1. a musical performance by a soloist or soloists

2. Law the preliminary statement in a deed showing the reason for its existence and leading up to and explaining the operative part

Recital

dBASE-like language and DBMS from Recital Corporation. Versions include Vax VMS.

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Pianist Vania Pimentel is a renowned Brazilian recitalist who promotes the art and music of her home country.

MECA's Cullen Trust for the Performing Arts Concert Series Presents Brazusa

Since her Wigmore Hall debut in 1974, she has appeared regularly as recitalist in major concert halls, and in a wide repertoire she has built a reputation as an intensely communicative artist.

Sense of a big musical occasion

Freddy has been a concerto soloist with many top orchestras but he is also a committed recitalist.

Pianist's ready to make amends; CLASSICAL

She was a piano and vocal recitalist throughout the United States and also ran an independent studio.

Jane Snow

His career as a recitalist, oratorio and opera singer now takes him back and forth across the Atlantic.

WHITHER MUST I WANDER

He is a busy recitalist, playing in Westminster Cathedral, St Paul's Cathedral and Kings College Cambridge, as well as in France and Italy.

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The Scottish pianist, born in 1971, is a renowned recitalist and has performed in many of the world's prestigious venues.

Bringing the past of life

I just the loved the sound of the music," said Graveline, professor of music and chairman of the department of art, music and theater at Assumption College, music director of the Salisbury Singers, and organ recitalist - to name a few of her affiliations and activities.

Feeling the music; Michelle Graveline strikes the right chord with Salisbury Singers, Assumption Chorale

He established himself as a recitalist in 1998 and this skill comes to the fore at Newcastle City Hall.

Friends of the North; 18th George Walker Last Night of the Proms Performing at the Geordie Proms has become a pleasurable habit for some of our finest musical talents

So last night's opening showcase could be seen as a tribute to both teacher and pupil, as a point of departure, which over the next few days, will also see Stephen Hough repeat the Rachmaninov concerto on Sunday afternoon; appear as recitalist, and make his official conducting debut.

Review: STEPHEN HOUGH, Philharmonic; What's Going On in association with LIVERPOOL.COM

Features of the new Web site include: * Enhanced navigation tools to make searching easier * Compelling new images of real patients, physicians, researchers and children in the CF community * New resources for learning about cystic fibrosis * CF news and announcements * Expanded information on cystic fibrosis research and clinical trials * Information about volunteer opportunities * Profiles of people with CF such as Camiah McNeal, who, at 11-years- old, became the youngest recitalist to play at Chicago's Orchestra Hall

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Launches New Web Site

Fast approaching his 89th birthday, Francis Jackson, Organist Emeritus of York Minster, is still busy as a recitalist.

CULTURE: Eight decades of experience; Francis Jackson Emmanuel Church, Wylde Green ***