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premiere

[pri-meer, -myair] / prɪˈmɪər, -ˈmyɛər /


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“Therefore, I feel an obligation to withdraw this Symphony premiere from the Kennedy Center under its current leadership.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Glass' groundbreaking moment came in 1976 when he premiered "Einstein on the Beach" -- a work that tore apart basic expectations of opera and marked a coming of age for the avant-garde.

From Barron's

“Wonder Man,” whose eight episodes premiere all at once Tuesday on Disney+, is perhaps the most grounded of these series.

From Los Angeles Times

The next night when we say hello at the “Industry” premiere party, the celebratory environment is much more suited to her aura.

From Los Angeles Times

The album’s new owners hosted a listening party for us the day after the Sundance premiere.

From Los Angeles Times