Sentence examples similar to a composer in training from inspiring English sources
Just the perceptive observations of a resourceful composer in training, impressed and moved by a masterly work.
It is a thoroughly conventional setting of a short poem by Pushkin, the sort of piece every 14- or 15-year-old composer-in-training turns out.
A composer, trained in both Eastern and Western musical traditions, Mr. Shankar helped foster a worldwide appreciation of India's traditional music.
When she approaches far-flung traditions, she does so with extraordinary care, aware of how a composer trained in European classical music can come across as a high-minded tourist.
"Where is the 'P' in public television?" said Kevin Pickard, a composer by training and full-time station manager for Pleasantville Community Television, or PCTV.
A composer in urgent need of reappraisal.
Just like a composer, in fact.
He never knew Neil was a composer in that way.
Research meets fantasy in this performance by Anna Lindemann, a composer and artist trained in evolutionary biology.
"In the 1950s, we hardly had a single person who knew about Mozart," said Natsag Jantsannorov, a composer who was trained in Kiev and now runs the Arts Council of Mongolia.
