Sentence examples for concert agent from inspiring English sources

· Joan Mary Eileen Ingpen, concert agent, casting director and opera planner, born January 3 1916; died December 29 2007.

Mr. Kroll is survived by his wife, Claire Merrill Kroll Stephen Robert Krolll of Adamante, Vt., his son from an earlier marriage to the concert agent Lucy Kroll; a stepdaughter, Lucy Merrill Cotter of Sherman Oaks, Calif.; a stepson, Philip Merrill of Pasadena, Calif.; and three step-grandchildren.

Newman had already had three different careers, as a stockjobber, a bass soloist, and a concert agent.

While in that position he gave support to the Polish composer Andrzej Panufnik, who had recently defected from communist Poland, by introducing him to the concert agent Harold Holt.

So, temperament (Mr. Sokolov has plenty), poor luck, myopic concert agents and — who is to say? — perhaps contentment with life as it is for him in Europe seem to have conspired to prevent stardom in America; not any lack of musical genius, that's for sure.

Gigwell – Software for booking concerts Booking agents rely on an outdated mix of email, word documents, PDFs, and spreadsheets.

His firm pays her bills, and Mr. Selvaggi, in concert with her agent, Kevin Houvane at Creative Artists, occasionally counsels her on whether she needs to accept an offer for film or television work.

More than four decades of research puts the total estimated volume of slaves exported at roughly 11-12m betheen the 15th and 19th centuries.Joe AvitableRochester, New YorkSIR – During the 19th century slavery continued as "indentured labour", used as a factor of production by colonial trading companies in concert with local agents.

The true test, according to concert promoters, booking agents and others, will be over the next few months, as consumers decide whether to buy tickets for the fall.

Over the last year, Mr. Evans has assembled a powerful circle of allies in the music industry, among them some of the biggest talent agents, concert promoters, band managers, artists and festival organizers in the business.

Those who have investigated the practice say they include box office employees and their supervisors, managers of theaters, telephone and Internet ticketing agents, concert promoters, security personnel and house-seat holders.