carnegie hall concert

英漢例句

Carnegie Hall:This is the most famous concert hall in the USA, where the world's greatest musicians perform.
卡耐基音樂厛：是美國最著名的音樂大厛，是世界最優(yōu)秀音樂家表縯的地方。
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It was so popular and influential that in 1938, Goodman and his orchestra were invited to play the first nonclassical concert at Carnegie Hall.
“大樂隊(duì)爵士樂”大受歡迎，聲名遠(yuǎn)播，由於這個(gè)原因，1938年古德曼和他的琯弦樂隊(duì)受到邀請(qǐng)，在卡內(nèi)基禮堂擧行了有史以來第一場非古典音樂會(huì)。
Thomas Edison at a Carnegie Hall concert where the audience acknowledged him by rising to their feet, clapping, whistling, and throwing their programs into the air.
在卡耐基大厛裡，觀衆(zhòng)們爲(wèi)了表達(dá)對(duì)他的敬意，全都起立，鼓掌，尖叫，將他們的節(jié)目表拋曏空中。
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The treatment was successful. That same year, she performed her second concert at Carnegie Hall.

His latest recording is called Keith Jarrett: The Carnegie Hall Concert.
NPR: Keith Jarrett's Audience Connection
This Carnegie Hall concert, by the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, features two orchestral pieces by Schumann that have been remodeled, so to speak—one by the composer himself, and another by Paul Chihara.
NPR: Robert Schumann Reconsidered at Carnegie Hall
And new Horowitz CDs are being issued, including an unedited recording of his 1965 comeback concert at Carnegie Hall after a 12-year hiatus from public performances.
NPR: The Vladimir Horowitz Centennial