“In March of 1984, the jazz society put together a concert featuring four top piano players playing solo sets.”

“In concert with its European partners, the British Government can use this meeting to shift its public stance on the question of globalization.”

“We started with Quirk, a concertante written by Karl Jenkins and receiving its premier tonight.”

“It is anchored on either end by two large concertante works for flute and orchestra, and there are two shorter pieces in the middle.”

“Peter von Winter's contribution is a Sinfonia concertante for violin, clarinet, horn, bassoon, and orchestra.”

“Many of them are bootlegs made by a sneaky soundman or concertgoer and are of a quality dubious enough to repel the casual listener.”

“In truth, it should have been named for Truman, perhaps the most avid concertgoer in Presidential history.”

“The average concertgoer, the report said, coughs at 0.025 times a minute, which would work out at 36 coughs on average a day, double the normal average.”

“Since I was alone, I did not dare to leave my spot, which other concertgoers were already eyeing covetously, to get an extra chair.”

“The decision of a panel of members, as well as concertgoers and radio listeners, was, extraordinarily, unanimous.”

“The two concerts were a resounding success, with 350 concertgoers in Cebu and 500 in Manila.”