Sentence examples for conservatory years from inspiring English sources

During his conservatory years, he worked more steadily -- "Seven nights a week for $20," he once told an interviewer, "which more than paid the rent".

The faculty in the opera department at the Manhattan School of Music hold the worthy view that if students are encouraged to learn new and unusual works during their conservatory years, they may bring a healthy measure of curiosity and adventurousness with them into the professional world.

Alex Macpherson Marius Neset Golden XPlosion Getting on to Django Bates's favourite-sax list isn't easy (it spans Charlie Parker to Evan Parker, with Iain Ballamy in the middle), but his star pupil at the Copenhagen Rhythmic Music Conservatory, 25-year-old Norwegian saxophonist Marius Neset, is there already.

Hundreds of gifted pianists emerge from conservatories each year, and the major concert venues cannot accommodate them all.

So the composer and conductor Salvatore Di Vittorio saw a niche for a professional orchestra for young players, offering regular performance opportunities to some of the many graduates who pour out of the country's conservatories each year.

At 15 he began studies at the Peabody Conservatory, and two years later he received a scholarship to the Juilliard School of Music, where he studied for three years.

He has taught at the conservatory for 27 years.

Ms. Shiffman's predecessor, Carol K. Walker, led the conservatory for 23 years.

In 1927 he settled in Warsaw to assume the directorship of the Warsaw Conservatory for five years with the aim of improving musical education in Poland.

The work opened a concert called "Three American Geniuses," programmed in honor of the conservatory's 40 years at Lincoln Center, which is itself celebrating its 50th anniversary.

The Renata Scotto Opera Academy, which brought renown to the conservatory a few years ago, is defunct, but a two-week intensive vocal program is still held each summer.