Sentence examples for a distinguished interpreter from inspiring English sources

He became concertmaster of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra at 17, when he was already a distinguished interpreter of the music of Mozart and Beethoven.

The Concerto No. 5 in A ("Turkish") received a spirited performance by the excellent violinist Isabelle Faust, who has proved herself a distinguished interpreter of a range of repertory live and on a series of Harmonia Mundi recordings.

But Ms. Brown has another side to her artistic personality, one she promises to reveal on March 27, when she and the pianist Michael Boriskin, a distinguished interpreter of Mr. Danielpour's work in his own right, take the stage together in the premiere of a distinctly more intimate version of "A Woman's Life" at Copland House in Mount Kisco.

Rosa Passos is often described as the heir to, or female equivalent of, João Gilberto, which is a way of saying that she is a distinguished interpreter of bossa nova at a time when gifted young Brazilian singers, like Marisa Monte, have adopted more fashionable pop styles.

Exacting and idiosyncratic, he was a distinguished Tchaikovsky interpreter.

In 1991, the Philips label issued a deluxe, complete Mozart edition — a hundred and eighty CDs — employing such distinguished interpreters as Mitsuko Uchida, Alfred Brendel, and Colin Davis.

However, in his essay, Gould - one of the world's most distinguished interpreters of evolutionary theory - takes his interest far beyond mere family concerns.

A distinguished NYC attorney.

A distinguished fiction writer.

This was a distinguished performance.

Happer is a distinguished academic".