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As part of her degree requirements, the music major performed a challenging piano recital, showcasing her technical skills and musical interpretation.recital = solo performance
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The dance recital featured students of all ages, from beginners to advanced dancers.recital = performance
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At the poetry recital, she recited an original work.recital = solo performance
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Her vocal recital featured a selection of classical art songs, showcasing her range and expressive abilities.
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Charlotte's mom said Charlotte had a dance recital earlier in the day, but she was going to try to come to your party if time allowed. (source)recital = performance
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Burris Ewell was flattered by the recital. (source)
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I played my first recital when I was ten. (source)recital = performance
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They went to plays and operas and concerts in the parks, listened to string quartets and piano recitals in office-building lobbies, attended movie screenings, and visited museums.† (source)recitals = performances
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The night of Angel's dance recital was stormy and overcast, but her excitement made the evening seem almost sunny. (source)recital = performance
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I was a terrible dancer — they always put me in the back for recitals," I admitted.† (source)recitals = performances
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But recital night was Virgie's night, whatever else it was. (source)recital = a performance of music
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He made more money and went to more get-togethers—weddings and parties, concerts, jam sessions, hootenannies, funerals, recitals, rehearsals, gigs in bars—than seemed possible for one kid.† (source)recitals = performances
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There was the proper swearing in of Mr. Summers by the postmaster, as the official of the lottery; at one time, some people remembered, there had been a recital of some sort, performed by the official of the lottery, ... some people believed that the official of the lottery used to stand just so when he said or sang it, (source)recital = performance (as of a song or poem)
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I was busy showing them to their cabins and staterooms, explaining how the sinks and toilets and showers worked, opening trunks and telling about meals and showtimes for our onboard cinema and piano recitals in the A-Deck starboard lounge.† (source)recitals = performances
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There are no winners or losers at a recital.† (source)recital = performance
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It meant I'd have a steady job, the house with the white picket fence, and a minivan or SUV big enough to haul our kids to school or to the dentist or off to soccer practice or piano recitals.† (source)recitals = performances
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