After years of practice, the pianist finally managed _______ the difficult Rachmaninoff concerto., performing, to perform, perform, to performing, I really enjoy _______ to jazz while I’m cooking dinner; it helps me relax., listening, to listen, listen, to listening, The lead singer suggested _______ a short break before the final encore., to take, taking, take, to taking, I’ll never forget _______ the Rolling Stones live for the first time; the energy was incredible., to see, see, seeing, to seeing, Our neighbor keeps _______ his drums at 2:00 AM, and it’s driving us crazy!, to play, playing, play, to playing, You should try _______ the guitar strings if the sound is becoming too dull., to change, change, changing, to changing, The band members couldn’t help _______ when the bassist accidentally tripped over his own cable., laughing, to laugh, laugh, to laughing, We’ve decided _______ a local music festival instead of going on a typical beach holiday this year., attending, to attend, attend, to attending, I don’t mind _______ the heavy amplifiers, but I definitely don’t want to drive the van., to carry, carry, carrying, to carrying, Please remember _______ your earplugs before we go into the concert hall; it’s going to be very loud., bringing, to bring, bring, to bringing, The producer made the vocalist _______ the chorus five times until it was pitch-perfect., recording, to record, record, to recording, I’m really looking forward to _______ my favorite indie band play at the stadium next week., see, to see, seeing, saw, Most professional classical musicians spend hours every day _______ their technique., practicing, to practice, practice, to practicing, If the venue is too crowded, I’d rather _______ the show from the balcony., watching, to watch, watch, to watching, My old violin needs _______; the wood is starting to crack from the humidity., to repair, repairing, repair, to repairing.

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