Sentence examples for band teaching from inspiring English sources

A line that Westerberg wrote about Alex Chilton works as well for his own band, teaching us that much of what we listen for in the Replacements' catalogue begins with the joy of a pure pop crush: "I'm in love!

They entrusted him with more and more responsibility, including leadership positions such as assisting the new high school band director learn the ropes of marching band, teaching his former middle school band camp for many years, and taking the position of drum major for both junior and senior year of high school.

"Wind band teaching at the edge" New Jersey Music in Urban Schools Project, Wayne, New Jersey, February 24 , 2005

He learned to read music playing trombone in the school band, taught himself piano and, though he lacks formal theatrical training, was inspired by Redd Foxx and Bob Hope.

This band taught a generation how to say "one night" in Spanish (una noche, obviously), sang on the "Mulan" soundtrack with Stevie Wonder and gave us a "Dancing with the Stars" champ and one half of "Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica".

I guess certain things never really change, and I'm glad that the Lynyrd Skynyrd cover band taught me this valuable lesson the night I hung out with the Tea Baggers.

Following the game, the band taught them to sing back-up – in Norwegian – to one of their famous songs, 'Tog,' which means 'train' in Norwegian.

You can play in three bands, teach at Glasgow School of Art and show your prints in a pub.

His father played in dance bands, taught a range of instruments – sitar, banjo, mandolin, guitar – and was an amateur violinist.

Those bands taught us that we could be this trashy thing, existing in total opposition to all the assholes who listened to pep-rally rap.

Signing a Russian band and teaching them English?