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• Marianna and her sister hosted musical soirees at their home.
• The academy organised a discussion meeting and a musical soiree on this occasion.
• He was one of a number of people who gave regular musical soirees attended by Chopin.
• Rice was a frequent guest at those musical soirees and at dinners hosted by Mrs . Wilson.
• Kalyanji Anandji were the very first to trace Usha's musical talent, incidental in a musical soiree.
• The park maintenance has been handed over to a private contractor, by the GHMC . Park now also hosts parties and musical soirees.
• The Urbans haven't gotten around to buying sofas, but the piano is in place, already the centerpiece of their musical soirees.
• The centenary programme includes discussion on life of the rebel poet, recitation, musical soiree, essay competition, dance and painting of poet's portrait.
• 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.
• At the Tulsi Ghat, a classical musical soiree, particularly of dhrupad style, is held during March for 5 days where iconic artists from all parts of India are invited to perform.
• The programme was rounded up with a colourful musical soiree . Rashed Musharraf began his speech with a quotation of Napoleon Buonaparte : Give me a good mother, I will give you a good nation.
• At this time, he used to hold musical soirees almost every evening at his residence where maestros like Ahammad Khalif Khan, Chhotey Munne Khan, Barkat Ali Khan and Abdul Karim used to sing.
• Then there is Pauline L'Allemand ( Marilyn White ), a once-successful European opera singer who arrived in the area nearly penniless and unsuccessfully tried to find patrons through a series of musical soirees.
• The musical soiree, sponsored by Media Plus'radiowave 99.5 People FM, was organised as a fund-raiser for the Ban Un-Rak Centre for the Protection of Children's Rights.
• Perhaps the apotheosis of Russell's Wagner Ring parody came during the celebrations of the Cycle's 100th Anniversary in 1976 when Wolfgang Wagner held a dinner and musical soiree featuring lighter entertainment based on his grandfather's music.
• The scene depicts a musical soiree at the London home of Mary Frances Ronalds, the American socialite with whom the unmarried Sullivan enjoyed a close romantic friendship for the last 20 years of his life . ( Ronalds was separated from her husband .)
• According to " The Field Guide to American Victorian Furniture, " by Thomas H . Ormsbee, an Astor, Vanderbilt or similar mansion would be provided with a quantity of these gilded wooden side chairs to be held in reserve for formal dinners or musical soirees.
• A member of the Gesellschaft der Associierten Cavaliere, an association of noblemen that organised exclusive concerts with the leading musicians of the day, he also organised many private concerts and musical soirees, where he supported many musicians and composers, most notably Joseph Haydn, Ludwig van Beethoven and Franz Schubert.
• The newly-rich but culturally ignorant M . Choufleuri invites the upper crust of Paris to a private party and " musical soiree " ( at his bourgeois drawing-room, furnished in vulgar taste ) by celebrated real life Italian opera singers : soprano Henriette Sontag, tenor Giovanni Battista Rubini, and baritone Antonio Tamburini.
• Earlier in the day, in an interview at the East 57th Street co-op apartment he keeps for entertaining and musical soirees _ the lifelong bachelor lives alone in a quiet, cluttered rent-controlled unit two blocks away _ Machlis said it was a stroke of luck that took him to Queens College and celebrity authorship.