recital English

Meaning recital meaning

What does recital mean?

Definitions in simple English

recital Noun

— A recital is an event where people play musical instruments for the public.

recital

— noun performance of music or dance especially by soloists

— noun (= narration) the act of giving an account describing incidents or a course of events his narration was hesitant

— noun a detailed account or description of something he was forced to listen to a recital of his many shortcomings

— noun a detailed statement giving facts and figures his wife gave a recital of his infidelities

— noun (= recitation) a public instance of reciting or repeating (from memory) something prepared in advance the program included songs and recitations of well-loved poems

Synonyms recital synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as recital?

recital English » English

recitation

concert

narration

yarn

rehearsal

reading

account

tale

story

repetition

pronouncing

narrative

utterance

telling over

telling

speaking

solo performance

relation

relating

recounting

performance

opening a conversation

musicale

musical performance

musical

enumeration

discourse

diction

description

delivery

concerto

comment

chanting

chant

brief

Topics recital topics

What do people use recital to talk about?

Social behavior Social activity Music

Play music

• What is a musical event called?
  concert performance rendition recital revue

Examples recital examples

How do I use recital in a sentence?

Simple sentences

There was a large audience at the piano recital last night.

I am listening to his recital.

Tom played Moonlight Sonata at his high school recital.

Only thirty people showed up for Tom's recital.

Movie subtitles

Let me know when the poetry recital's over.

You gave a recital in Boston, I heard.

Witness will please confine herself to the recital of facts.

I'll be looking forward to a full recital on my next visit.

You've just heard a recital of Hamlet by His Majesty King Shahdov.

Shall we settle this thing now or do you intend making me late for the recital?

He will receive the same rapt and hushed attention that I do when I put on a recital.

I have to practice a great deal of practice before tonight's recital.

At every recital. whenever I do it among people I know.

I think it can wait until Howard has given us a little recital on those famous rocks of his.

What is this, an organ recital?

How does the recital going?

Uh, well, he lives at the Baker's House. But when he gets like this, he usually goes on to the recital hall at the Music Conservatory.

And if, my dear Pepi, you double-cross me, it'll be a very long while before you give your next piano recital.

You pick this moment for a recital?

This Larry and me, we're working up a dance recital.

Working at my recital.

And then the night of my first recital, the piano cover fell on my hand.

Shall we settle this now, or do you intend making me late for the recital?

He got the invitation about a month ago, and he's supposed to give a Kabuki recital at the estate and spend the weekend.

We'll call you for the next violin recital.

When are they giving the ballet recital?

Don't hide and don't tell lies. Now, for penitence, recital.

Today's recital was superb.

Your first recital was a sensation.

Some naniwabushi recital.

To the recital.

The recital of Frankie's ballet class.

I hear your recital was a great success.

And the day you hear about the first professional recital of that young dancer, Frances Groves.

And now, if you'll excuse us, er, I have to practice a great deal of practice before tonight's recital.

Let's have the rest of the recital.

That's all fine and good, but none ofthose unpleasant people. are going to be at the recital next week.

Lisa's recital is Saturday.

Lisa's recital starts at 5:00.