Sentence examples for clusters of musicians from inspiring English sources

Clusters of musicians played impromptu sessions everywhere, and stalls sold compact discs, accordions, fiddles, garden gnomes, kitsch felt hats and, incongruously, household utensils like a "miracle" potato peeler.

Assorted clusters of musicians read through a variety of works, including a concerto grosso by the Baroque composer Arcangelo Corelli and the Schumann Piano Quintet.

As they leaped up, legs scissoring and arms spread aloft, at times the dancers seemed, by pure coincidence, to be spurred by beeps or burbles emanating from the spare, atmospheric score being created by two clusters of musicians.

At times the audience, seated in the center of the space (or standing, or moving from place to place; it was pretty free form), was surrounded by clusters of musicians playing (or at times, singing) waltzes.

A growing cluster of actors, musicians and viral internet stars have Fortnite in their crosshairs.

The study did identify a "cluster" of deaths among musicians who were 20 to 40 during the 1970s and early 1980s, but not a single death in the late 1980s.

"Lots of musicians said: 'Don't.

Regarding practice habits almost 77.4% of musicians warm up.

Government support of musicians.

I'll have a ton of musicians.

Study 2 used an experience sampling design to assess the phenomenology of musical imagery over the course of one week in a sample of musicians and non-musicians.