Sentence examples for a learned composer from inspiring English sources

Cherubini was a learned composer in many musical forms.

And now, in a new and important biography, the noted authority Christoph Wolff presents Bach as a "learned musician," a composer-intellect whose systematic mastery of musical genres and continual search for perfection seem not so distant from the methodical technological breakthroughs of today.

The macabre plot of this work is a narrative poem by a learned countryman of the composer's, the Czech poet Karel Erben, who achieved fame as a collector of folklore.

It's a learned look; learned from those goddamn princesses.

Hildegard of Bingen, the twelfth-century German abbess, poet, and composer, was a learned person, and corresponded with highly placed churchmen, but since, in her letters, she described elaborate visions — she heard voices, saw white lights and black abysses — her correspondents often made fun of her behind her back.

His composing seems to have sprung from his rigorous analysis of the speech rhythms of medieval French and Provençal poetry and he had a learned musician, the young American composer George Antheil, to aid him in his feverishly amateurish quest to turn those impulses into music.

A learned art? "I have learned... to be content".

Competition is a learned experience.

A learned and loving individual.

Maybe it's a learned behavior".

A learned, kind and extraordinarily caring man.