Sentence examples for classical talent from inspiring English sources

In the early years and with a young family, Scofield had no intention of decamping to Los Angeles and by the time he was an established star in the British theatre he had seen what Hollywood had done to some of his contemporaries including Richard Burton, a young actor with a classical talent that Scofield recognised when he admitted that he worried that "he'd get to King Lear before me".

For the Philharmonic Society, O.s'.s leading importer of touring classical talent, 2015-16 will be the first season picked by its new artistic director, John Mangum.

He's worked with a who's who of other pop and classical talent, including composer John Adams, singer-songwriter Sufjan Stevens, bluegrass/Bach-playing mandolinist Chris Thile, jazz pianist Brad Mehldau, and Rufus Wainwright.

Add to that, the composer furnishes each of the principal characters with compelling and challenging arias -- material that will one day be heard in the concert halls, in solo recordings, or used competitively by today's up and coming Classical talent.

So there was an abundance of unemployed classical music talent, both vocal and instrumental.

To see it played by an all-black British cast is also to be reminded of the wealth of classical acting talent available in this country.

Across the border in Israel, which has a mother lode of classical music talent, there is little awareness that Palestinians are pursuing the same artistic tradition.

Detectives from Greater Manchester police (GMP) have interviewed a number of women who make serious allegations against Ling, who now runs a classical music talent agency in Los Angeles.

After dropping out of Yale, he worked in music publicity and, later, at the classical-music talent agency Columbia Artists, where he produced numerous broadcasts for "The Metropolitan Opera Presents" series on public television.

Gaisberg is best remembered as a classical music talent-spotter - he was the first person to record Enrico Caruso - but in the early years of the 20th century, he embarked on a series of adventurous field trips abroad to record indigenous music: Russia in 1901, India in 1902, China and Japan the following year.

It is a love letter to reading and the written word, the building blocks of a classical actor's talent.