Sentence examples for conservatory studies from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ikemiya, who was born in China to Japanese parents, grew up in Kyoto and after conservatory studies in the United States went on to become the director of the New York Ragtime Orchestra., Mr. Ikemiya, whose CD of ragtime classics was nominated for a Grammy in 1994, will play music by Joplin, Gottschalk, Sousa, Berlin and Gershwin, and will also talk about the music.

Alan was the reason I got into Early Music at all, and the reason I stayed there; he was good enough to hire me a lot during the early 1980s, when I was fresh off my Conservatory studies and looking for a direction as a musician.

Based on the traditional concept of "Tonmeister" training, students follow a full curriculum of conservatory studies in music along with math, science and engineering at Hopkins Whiting School of Engineeringg and audio engineering and acoustics at Peabody.

Tchaikovsky benefited from his Conservatory studies in two ways.

I came to play.' She said: 'Well, I don't have a piano.' And I screamed at her: 'You don't have a piano, in this mansion?' " Amused, Gaynor told Korisheli she kept a piano at her Playa del Rey beach house--and invited him to live there while he finished his conservatory studies.

That flair, added to his Conservatory studies, may have aided Tchaikovsky in employing a varied range of harmony in his music, from the Western harmonic and textural practices of his first two string quartets to the use of the whole tone scale in the center of the finale of the Second Symphony, a practice more typically used by The Five.

Mr. Lindberg, fresh out of the Helsinki Conservatory, studied with Grisey in Paris in the early 1980s.

Tchaikovsky spent nearly three years at St . PetersburgConservatory, studying harmony and counterpoint with Nikolay Zaremba and composition and instrumentation with Anton Rubinstein.

He conceived this small orchestra as an interface between conservatory study and an orchestral or solo career, and he speaks of the young players' individual talents with parental pride.

Beyond practicality, the preludes and fugues are wonders of counterpoint, though often so contemptuous of generally accepted rules of agreement between notes that they serve poorly as models for conservatory study.

Casey Butler, a first-year undergraduate in the Peabody Conservatory studying bassoon and music education, lost consciousness during her weekly bassoon lesson on Nov. 15 and was rushed to the emergency room at Mercy Medical Center.