“In the first half of the recital he performed music by Buxtehude, Bach and John Ireland.”

“Her flawless recital of the poem captivated the audience.”

“With her inimitable recital she established an immediate rapport with the audience.”

“In the eyes of Muslims, Qur'anic recitation is not music.”

“I thoroughly enjoyed listening to her recitation of Shakespeare's sonnet, as she flawlessly captured every word from memory.”

“In the poetry competition, Rachel's flawless recitation of Shakespeare's sonnet left the audience spellbound.”

“This is effected as a recit secondaire by an-other, intradiegetic or parenthetic character-narrator.”

“There's the nine o'clock bell, fellows, and I've got a recit.”

“After a dramatic recitative which Genaux sings with some interesting vocal color, the aria is as light and as refreshing as a cool breeze.”

“The soprano introduces the first words of the text and the flute takes over in a long, beautiful quasi recitativo above the strings.”

“The most important of all these improvements was the abandonment of recitativo secco.”

“The words I did not understand, and so know not how they are fitted, but believe very well, and all in the recitativo very fine.”

“A renowned storyteller, singer and reciter of poems, the one 20th century innovation he loved more than most was the telephone.”

“It only questions the reciter, his gods, and his demons gods and demons subject to destruction just like man.”

“The word comes from the ancient Greek rhapsode, a specially trained singer or reciter of epic poems.”

“There was song, dance, poetry and recitations and prayers in thanksgiving for Bridgie's major recovery during the year.”

“Qualified undergraduates are in the best position to help students in recitations.”

“Chapters encouraged the singing of other nationalist songs or recitations of nationalist poetry during meetings.”

“Most of the work is punctuated with recitatives and arias with not much choral work but the work did not bore me at all.”

“Arias, recitatives and choruses all profit from his lavish and quite astounding musico-theatrical imagination.”

“The musical mainstay was the organ, played by James Vivian, who didn't stop for the two and three quarter hours of the performance, except during the recitatives.”

“She is jetting about all over the place, flitting between jazz gigs, gospel recitals, disco dates and dance shows.”

“If your daytimer is empty, try filling it up with recitals, although organizing your own show is a lot of hard work.”

“These weekly recitals are linked by a common aim to show a range of styles belonging to a distinct and separate lineage or gharana.”

“Seldom had such a number of storytellers, singers and poetry reciters been together.”

“There were musicians, singers, reciters and storytellers from various parts of the county as well as guest entertainers from Kerry, Tipperary and Offaly.”

“The ceremony will be attended by world's top Quran reciters and memorizers.”