recital
noun /rɪˈsaɪtl/
/rɪˈsaɪtl/
- a public performance of music or poetry, usually given by one person or a small group
- to give a piano recital
- a recital by the Grieg Trio
- They put on a song recital in honour of Mozart’s 250th birthday.
Collocations MusicMusicListeningTopics Musicc1- listen to/enjoy/love/be into music/classical music/jazz/pop/hip-hop, etc.
- listen to the radio/an MP3 player/a CD
- put on/play a CD/a song/some music
- turn down/up the music/radio/volume/bass
- go to a concert/festival/gig/performance/recital
- copy/burn/rip music/a CD/a DVD
- download/stream music/an album/a song/a video/a playlist
- play a musical instrument/the piano/percussion/a note/a riff/the melody/a concerto/a duet/by ear
- sing an anthem/a ballad/a solo/an aria/the blues/in a choir/soprano/alto/tenor/bass/out of tune
- hum a tune/a theme tune/a lullaby
- accompany a singer/choir
- strum a chord/guitar
- form/start/get together/join/quit/leave a band
- give a performance/concert/recital
- do a concert/recital/gig
- play a concert/gig/festival/venue
- perform (British English) at/in a concert/(especially North American English) a concert
- appear at a festival/live
- go on/embark on a (world) tour
- write/compose music/a ballad/a melody/a tune/a song/a theme song/an opera/a symphony
- land/get/sign a record deal
- be signed to/be dropped by a record company
- record/release/put out an album/a single/a CD
- be top of/top the charts
- get to/go straight to/go straight in at/enter the charts at number one
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- solo
- lunchtime
- organ
- …
- give
- perform
- play
- …
- recital by
- in recital
- a spoken description of a series of events, etc. that is often long and boring
- They both launched into a recital of their misfortunes.