Meanings of recital hall in English

Sullivan: We recorded in Denver... snuck into a recital hall.... We recorded in our basement.

However, the OPW is planning to transform it into a 320-seat recital hall for use by the NCH.

He's also known as a baritone, with a career both on the opera stage and the recital hall.

Mackenzie felt as if her cello weighed five hundred pounds as she carried it into the recital hall.

The fate of the National Concert Hall's proposed new recital hall on Earlsfort Terrace continues to fluctuate writes Michael Dervan.

The chance, too, to hear students play in the stunning, linenfold-panelled recital hall at the new Royal Birmingham Conservatoire nearby, was a bonus.

When I entered the waiting-room that leads into the recital hall of the Conservatoire, there were about fifteen young men and twenty girls there.

Recital Hall, on the second floor of Festival Hall, eastern end, contains fine stained glass windows.

Tells about her New York debut at Carnegie Recital Hall and quotes from the review of her performance by Raymond Ericson.

In Jan. 1974 Phillips rented Carnegie Recital Hall for 4 evenings and an afternoon, and gave 5 marathon tuba recitals.

The subtitle lettering read, "Keller Recital Hall, February 22, 1971." Beside them, Yuki whispered, "Anyone can pound out Beethoven and hide in the spectacle.