Sentence examples for a group of classical from inspiring English sources

Fears that a world-class concert hall for London will be built too late and in the wrong place have been voiced by a group of classical music campaigners who have drafted a rival scheme.

City hopping by private jet, mingling with maharajas in their palaces, hanging out with world famous artists in their ateliers or being serenaded by a group of classical musicians in the middle of the desert – for a tiny, elite group, travel in India is far removed from the backpacker trail.

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Opera, theater and ballet naturally provide better visual fodder than a group of seated classical musicians in tuxedos.

After an abortive attempt to record them with a jazz ensemble, he finally got the results he wanted with a group of primarily classical musicians -- among them Mark Gould, the principal trumpet for the Metropolitan Opera -- assembled with the help of his producer, Dick Connette.

Obaid-Chinoy's latest film, codirected with Andy Schocken, tells the happier story of a group of Pakistani classical musicians who taught themselves to play jazz, found fame on the Internet and performed at Lincoln Center in New York with jazz great Wynton Marsalis.

Given that semantic cognition is distributed over a number of perisylvian and extra-sylvian regions (Jefferies and Lambon Ralph, 2006), it is of clinical and neurobiological importance to determine the functional anatomy that supports residual semantic processing of visually-presented items (pictures and written words) in a group of homogenous, classical Wernicke's aphasia participants.

Since then, they have transformed from a small group of classical music lovers to a highly rated symphony orchestra.

Founded in 1995 by the acclaimed violinist and conductor Itzhak Perlman and his wife, Toby, the program provides instruction to students from the ages of 11 to 18, and master classes for a select group of classical musicians in their 20s and 30s.

New Year's Eve Concert With the Knights (Saturday) A young group of classical musicians will perform Henry Purcell's "Fantasia Upon One Note" in F, Terry Riley's "In C" and Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 at the Kaufmann Concert Hall, starting at 8 p.m. on New Year's Eve, with a Champagne toast at intermission.

The conditions are tough — akin to the grinding travel of low-level minor league baseball teams or striving rock bands or the barnstorming jazz orchestras of yore — and a little unexpected for a group of highly trained classical musicians.