Sentence examples similar to desperate musicians from inspiring English sources

Steven Hanft's sardonic rock 'n' roll comedy, "Southlander: Diary of a Desperate Musician," about a young guy trying desperately to retrieve a stolen synthesizer, is the cinematic equivalent of a cheesy riff on a $50 electronic keyboard.

North Korean musicians are desperate for repertoire.

Today: Soloist I was desperate to be a musician, but I knew it was very competitive.

He was also a musician, and grew desperate that there was nowhere to go to play or listen to music in Shenzhen.

Ms. Leonskaja found some glories in the detail of the solo part, though her occasionally odd choices -- in strongly projecting an accompaniment figure, for instance -- suggested a musician in a desperate situation.

Then he beavers away in his studio, creating tracks for a growing number of labels desperate to have this gifted musician on their roster.

Before Frank Sidebottom was born, Sievey was desperate to make it as a musician.

Performing artists these days, particularly new or struggling musicians, are increasingly eager, even desperate, to master the new social rules of Internet fame.

Imagine a shot of a musicians leaning into a crowd desperate to touch their idol.

Musician Courtney Love, then 22, was desperate to play Spungen but settled for a smaller part as one of her friends.

He says musicians and top professionals share "the almost desperate need to dive deep".