to concertize

Examples

• All

• "As much as possible, but, you know, he travels a good deal, both here and abroad, concertizing."

  Fiction book (1995)

• Alliance choirs concertized to raise funds for schools and for patriotic and humanitarian causes.

  Academic text (1999)

• The Oslo Accords rearranged, critics would say concertized, the unequal power relationship between the PLO, Israel, and the United States.

  Academic text (1996)

• As for Cliburn, arguably the most gifted of them all, he simply stopped concertizing at the peak of his career, apparently succumbing to deep-seated emotional instability.

  Academic text (2011)

• Maud Powell, the noted American violinist who concertized in the early 1900s, said that she knew she wanted to be a violinist after she saw and heard Camilia Urso play.

  Academic text (1993)

• After years of practice, she decided to concertize professionally, sharing her passion for music with audiences around the world.

• He has been concertizing in various cities this summer, showcasing his talent to new fans every night.

• Despite her busy schedule, she always finds time to concertize and connect with her audience through live performances.

How Public

to tour

61 1.9

to concertize

1 9.8

to perform

633 2.7

to play

∞ 1.0

practice

738 1.6

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