Sentence examples for first conservatory from inspiring English sources

The Manhattan School of Music, the first conservatory to have a videoconferencing program, has also had success with online music lessons, connecting with musicians as far away as Germany and teaching young students in underserved public schools around New York.

WHAT TO DO AT NIGHT Leipzig was home to a number of influential composers - Bach, Wagner and Mendelssohn - and to Germany's first conservatory (today renamed as the Mendelssohn College of Music and Theater).

But when the city's tourism office uses that title, it is referring to the grand past, when Leipzig nurtured the likes of Johann Sebastian Bach (a choirmaster at St. Thomas Church in the city for more than 25 years), Mendelssohn (who founded Germany's first conservatory here) and Robert and Clara Schumann, whose house is now a museum.

The Authorised Biography contains a whole, heavy page on Sol haggling down the price of his first conservatory – the book making clear that he's proud of having been a financially literate footballer, a defender who negotiated some of his own contracts, and I supposed before meeting him that this 15-minutes-late business was some sort of learned technique, a subtle bit of power posturing.

Ushering in a new annual accolade, the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music will present its first Brooklyn Conservatory of Music Award to the jazz pianist, composer and educator Billy Taylor.

His customers are not the internationally renowned, but the legions of school children taking their first lessons, conservatory students from the Manhattan School of Music around the corner, or professional musicians laboring in tuneful anonymity.

In many ways, Ms. Nalden's life parallels that of her father, who in the 1960's founded the first practicing conservatory in New Zealand, where he moved the family from Britain.

This musical genius established the world's first known conservatory where aspiring young musicians learnt harmony and composition and were encouraged to develop musical theory further.

An even more imposing Normandy-style chateau overlooking all three lakes, for $3.2 million, comes with five bedrooms on the second floor, three maids' rooms on the third, a conservatory, an elevator and a bomb shelter (installed in the 1950's in the cellar).

First, the conservatories merged.

The front stair hall is lined with a signature wallpaper that continues through the stairwell to the sixth-floor conservatory and features flights of chubby bluebirds, aqua-tinted delphiniums and more sunflowers (an Aesthetic Movement emblem).