recital
/rɪˈsaɪtəl/
noun
- A performance of music or dance by a soloist or small group, often in a formal setting.
- My daughter has her first piano recital next Saturday at the community center.
- The violinist gave a stunning recital of Bach's sonatas and partitas.
- We attended a dance recital featuring students from the local ballet school.
- The act of reciting something aloud, especially a poem or passage from memory.
- At the poetry slam, each recital was met with enthusiastic applause.
- The student's recital of the Gettysburg Address was flawless and moving.
- Grandpa's recital of his favorite limericks always made the children laugh.
- A detailed account or description of a series of events or facts.
- His recital of the day's troubles made everyone feel exhausted just listening.
- The report included a dry recital of statistics without any analysis.
- The witness gave a long recital of everything she had seen that night.