Sentence examples for elite musicians from inspiring English sources

Elite musicians have been shown to work in intense, focused 90 minute spurts with scheduled 15-20 minute breaks.

Daniel Barenboim, the Israeli conductor, led an orchestra of two dozen elite musicians — volunteers from the Berlin Philharmonic, the Berlin Staatskapelle, the Orchestra of La Scala in Milan, the Vienna Philharmonic and the Orchestre de Paris — into Gaza on Tuesday.

It is a simple premise that this movie more than lives up to, falling back on the serene power of the Funk Brothers, the squadron of elite musicians heard laying down the rhythm -- and the law -- on Motown's greatest hits.

But there is another reason why these elite musicians relish pop work, unlikely as it sounds.

As one of the most expressive and technically dazzling players of the last 40 years, Lee has collaborated with plenty of country's elite musicians, and for his birthday show the onstage guest list is scheduled to include Emmylou Harris (whose celebrated Hot Band once featured Lee, Rodney Crowell, Chris Hillmann & the Desert Rose Band, Rosie Flores, Laurence Juber and Scarlet Rivera.

The original report (Egner and Gruzelier, 2003) established a beneficial outcome for elite conservatoire musicians following A/T training in two investigations.

A daring band of elite New York musicians (including the pianists Lisa Moore and Molly Morkoski and the percussionist Tom Kolor) will tackle a selection of Barry's works, including a world première ("Los Angeles").

Despite its provincial-sounding name, the orchestra is an elite ensemble of musicians under 27, all participants in a North German festival that Leonard Bernstein founded as a European counterpart to Tanglewood.

At one key point, the film focuses on young Ruff's life-shaping experience in his mid-teens after World War II as a member of the elite corps of musicians who served in the military band in the legendary Tuskegee Airmen, the all-black air force unit, which was stationed at Lockbourne Air Force Base, just outside of Columbus, Ohio.

David Crosby is ensconced with a very elite group of musicians who used their songs and harmonies to end a war, discrimination and government wrongdoing.

Boasting an elite group of musicians in his eponymous orchestra, Ellington had a career that spanned 50 years composing masterpieces like "It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing" and "Prelude to a Kiss," appearing in short films and and touring Europe.