afterpiece造句

• The " afterpiece " rounded out the production.
• Since the piece was first composed as an afterpiece, there was no overture included.
• He also created a book of parodies of famous paintings called " Art Afterpieces ."
• In 1754 she sang in three operas by her uncle, Thomas Arne; " interludes and afterpieces.
• In the 16th and 17th centuries, theatre music was performed during the action of plays and as afterpieces.
• It was intended to be used as a light afterpiece to a more " serious " work sung in Italian.
• Slapstick humor pervaded the afterpiece, including cream pies to the face, inflated bladders, and on-stage fireworks.
• So many people are living so long that retirement is no longer just a transient afterpiece, the brief interregnum before death.
• The afterpiece allowed the minstrels to introduce new characters, some of whom became quite popular and spread from troupe to troupe.
• Remaining there for most of his career, he returned to his English repertoire and a new form, the musical afterpiece.
• These lightweight works were often comic, and in 1716 Leveridge produced his own afterpiece, " Pyramus and Thisbe ".
• "The Poor Soldier " was an altered version, as an afterpiece, of the earlier " Covent Garden.
• "No Song, No Supper " is an operatic afterpiece which is the first of Storace's five collaborations with Hoare.
• "Monstrous Medlies that have so long infested the Stage " : Cibber's afterpiece / opera / pastoral farce " Damon and Phillida ".
• She portrayed mostly roles that her husband had written for her in revivals of his works but also appeared in some new roles, mostly in musical afterpieces.
• In the Victorian era, it was customary for opera companies, when performing a shorter opera, to present a short ballet as an afterpiece on the programme.
• It was paired with the afterpiece " Damon and Phillida ", which was later replaced by " The Jealous Taylor " in January 1731.
• This six-act behemoth also set an important precedent by being the first show on Broadway to stand on its own, without the performance of other entertainments or any afterpiece.
• By 1790 Shaw had published some promising instrumental works and compiled an afterpiece opera, " The Island of St Marguerite " which premiered at Drury Lane on 13 November 1789 ).
• Charles Hale Hoyt authored the play, adapting Evans'and Hoey's vaudeville piece " The Book Agent " ( which came from an afterpiece by Frank Dumont ) into a full-length play.