Meanings of few concerts in English

He gave but few concerts, for his genius could not cope with great masses of people.

You will, though, when you've given a few concerts and seen its effect upon the audience.

Jackie Bristow is just back from the United States where she lives these days to play a few concerts.

But why can't you honor and appreciate and play a few concerts with them and then kill them and eat them?

And the few concerts or tours she's booked in recent years have either been subject to last-minute cancellations or unsettling onstage behaviour.

A few concerts, but not eight a month-andhere she mentioned a famous young virtuoso who was burning the bow at both ends.

She had been to so few concerts that the great house, the crowd of people, and the lights, all had a stimulating effect.

That's because she gives very few concerts and, when she does perform in public, plays the work of just a handful of composers.