Sentence examples for educated musicians from inspiring English sources

In an age in which a caste of privately educated musicians threaten to dominate what remains of British rock while singing about nothing much at all, this is what gives the book its fundamental spark: the sense of raw working-class art, and someone driven to create by the furies to which the title allude.

It is obvious that these smart, educated musicians truly care about our planet.

Still, what a place for a consummate, deeply educated musician to end his travels: in a wild garden of sound, a kind of natural state.

A classically educated musician (as most composers were in the predigital age), Herrmann also wrote scores for the concert hall and the opera house.

An educated musician typically has a highly developed sense of the beauty of mathematics and structure, an endless curiosity, and a deep connection with the humanities.

Born in Minerva, N.Y., he was an educated musician and married father of two young children when he met a pair of promoters who said they intended to advance his violin playing in Washington, D.C. Instead, he was drugged, and when he awoke, held prisoner.

For Ms. Lerman and Mr. Hill, much of the purpose and importance of a tap jam at Smalls is to educate musicians unaware that tap and jazz grew up together and that there are still people who play jazz with their feet.

LiveThe.Biz is a startup aimed at mentoring, empowering and educating musicians in urban communities.

Based on the 19th-century memoir of Solomon Northup (adapted here by screenwriter John Ridley), 12 Years a Slave follows the tribulations of an educated carpenter, musician and family man from New York state who, in 1841, was kidnapped and sold into slavery in the south – a shockingly common phenomenon.

He saw this as an opportunity to not only educate other musicians but also himself.

"We will be able to educate young musicians as well as older, more advanced artists and do it rather quickly".