Sentence examples for classical master from inspiring English sources

Aleksei Fadeyechev, artistic director of the Bolshoi, said: "Balanchine is the classical master after Petipa.

That concerto (1993) was arguably the piece that cemented Adams's transition from post-minimalist upstart to classical master.

He remains an intriguing figure: a jazz and classical master, not yet 30, who can articulate the hard-won logic and love of what he plays.

The comparisons grew more lavish until, by the end of his life, he was exhibiting alongside the classical master Nicolas Poussin.

The use of model based control for polymerization reactors is a very attractive alternative to the classical master slave control of temperature.

ERNEST RUTHERFORD was born in New Zealand on August 30, 1871, and he was well educated at schools in Brightwater and Nelson, where his headmaster was the famous cricketer W. J. Ford, formerly a classical master at Marl-borough.

The Classical masters differ in their handling of this juncture.

But this concert of music by Viennese classical masters offered more than normal service resumed.

The work is conservative, unimaginative and anachronistic, and it pales by comparison to the classical masters it emulates.

Mr. Hill's cross-rhythms mesh with Ms. Stern's in secure but cryptic ways, like the work of Indian classical masters on tabla and santoor.

The series, subtitled In the Steps of Bartok, will explore Bartok's impact by juxtaposing his major scores with works by classical masters.