concertized

Maria Szymankowska, who was appointed to the Russian court; Marianne Martines, who studied with Haydn and was a duet partner of Mozart's; and Clara Wieck Schumann, who concertized widely and was the champion of her husband Robert's works.

African American composers featured in Tuesday recital Dan 2008

In the late '20s and' 30s, the Princeton, N. J.-born, Rutgers-educated Robeson concertized all over America and Europe (and also made a fateful appearance in the Soviet Union), but he made the bulk of his films and recordings in England.

Paul Robeson in His Depression-Era Prime 2009

And which is anyway just a displaced version of the king-size Kent, normalized and concertized.

Underworld Don Delillo 2008

And which is anyway just a displaced version of the king-size Kent, normalized and concertized.

Underworld Don Delillo 2008

And which is anyway just a displaced version of the king-size Kent, normalized and concertized.

Underworld Don Delillo 2008

She has concertized in New York and other eastern cities, in the south and as far west as the Pacific Coast.

The University of Virginia Record 1922

To Italy, when he had concertized there for about seven years, and had been showered with honors!

The World's Great Men of Music Brower, Harriette 1922

To Italy, when he had concertized there for about seven years, and had been showered with honors!

The World's Great Men of Music Story-Lives of Master Musicians Harriette Brower 1898

B.B. King, 84 yr old #1 living blues icon of the world, and B.ddy Guy, 73 yr old 1st runner-up, concertized in New York City last weekend, but there's been a near-total news blackout.

ArtsJournal: Daily Arts News 2010

B.B. King, 84 yr old #1 living blues icon of the world, and B.ddy Guy, 73 yr old 1st runner-up, concertized in New York City last weekend, but there's been a near-total news blackout.

ArtsJournal: Daily Arts News 2010