musical soirée , also: musical soiree

The setting is a musical soirée in an intimate but well-appointed drawing room.

After making contact with Barber at a musical soirée in 1939, his transcription received a lukewarm response from the composer.

Scott, Derek B. "The Musical Soirée: Rational Amusement in the Home".

The event that fired up the regime's reaction was Cuclin's attendance at a musical soirée at the Goethe-Institute in Bucharest.

Cameron has hired Luke (Nolan Gould) to help to arrange his musical soirée and he gets a call from his friend Longines, who he asks for a couple of chairs.

On December 14, 1919, Lucien Vogel and his wife held a private musical soirée at their Paris apartment which included "a few little novelties, entitled Sports & Divertissements, by M. Erik Satie."

In June 1837 Chopin visited London incognito in the company of the piano manufacturer Camille Pleyel where he played at a musical soirée at the house of English piano maker James Broadwood.

There is also an annual musical soiree held and organised by the Music students.

Marianna and her sister hosted musical soirees at their home.

Clara would organise cultural gatherings, including musical soirees, at their home.

Lady Melberry has invited you to attend a musical soiree this evening.

He held many musical soirees at the Hall and famous musicians came from far and wide to attend.

He was one of a number of people who gave regular musical soirees attended by Chopin.

Musical Soiree presented by college residents and friends - Wednesday 17th September at 7.30pm.

Nightly entertainment in the band shell includes line dancing, rock 'n' roll and Latin musical soirees.

She liked parties and balls and musical soirees.

Broum's mother was an accomplished amateur musician and sometimes would participate in the musical soirees they regularly held.

The Urbans haven't yet gotten around to buying any sofas, but the piano is in place, already the centerpiece of their musical soirees.

Sophia preferred a private life, such as dinners and musical soirees in the company of family members and her ladies-in-waiting.

It was the latest White House musical soiree, following previous events dedicated to country and classical music and jazz.

That evening Drusilla Wyndham, as she was now known, attended a musical soiree at the home of a lady of fashion.

With the Cassel prize over it was on to the Royal Marines Museum to do a musical soiree.

In the best tradition of 19th-century European hostesses, Mrs. Ratner offers challenging musical soirees.

Kalyanji Anandji were the very first to trace Usha's musical talent, incidental in a musical soiree.

Glasgow record shop Love Music has a long tradition of supporting the city’s music scene and is set to host its own musical soiree on 14 July.

Mr. Bogdan wanted to recreate the atmosphere of musical soirees at Mr. Huff's home.

After a period of isolation, stepping back into society is made easier by meeting strangers at an art display or performing, rather amateurishly perhaps, at a musical soiree.

Not to mention how they afford to live in the comfortable surroundings of elegant homes, and find the time to attend choir practice, encounter groups and musical soirees.

Sporting groups, political groups, churches and schools were often established in these hotels; however, they also hosted plays, musical soirees and readings, until theatres were built.

Only friends whom the Browns and their sons occasionally entertained at musical soirees in their comfortable Baden home had a chance to see their art treasures.

They were seeking substitutes for the freedoms denied to them in musical soirees in cozy homes, romantic poetry and songs and sentimental outings into the countryside.

Bond and Ransome spent three years in London, where Bond entertained her neighbours and theatrical friends with musical soirees and dinner parties.