recital

The act of reading or reciting in a public performance.

A very detailed account or report of something; a narration.

A public performance of music or dance, especially by a solo performer.

The reciting or repeating of something previously prepared; especially, an elocutionary recitation; the rhetorical delivery before an audience of a composition committed to memory: as, the recital of a poem; a dramatic recital.

A telling over; a narration; a relation of particulars about anything, either orally or in writing: as, the recital of evidence.

That which is recited; a story; a narrative: as, a harrowing recital.

In law:

That part of a deed which rehearses the circumstances inducing or leading to its execution.

Any incidental statement of fact in a deed or contract: as, a recital is evidence of the fact recited, as against the party making it.

A musical performance or concert, vocal or instrumental, especially one given by a single performer, or a concert consisting of selections from the works of some one composer: as, a Wagner recital; a piano recital.