Sentence examples for future composers from inspiring English sources

This is more what Prokofiev intended and that will help future composers," she added.

He hired new assistants (including two future composers of note, Francesco Cavalli and Alessandro Grandi), wrote much church music, and insisted on daily choral services.

Graves had met the future composer Philip Glass on the boat coming over, and Glass and Serra became good friends.

Along with Carr, the 12 tracks feature guitarist Chris Spedding and future composer Karl Jenkins on keyboards, baritone saxophone and oboe.

In one of those dugout fortresses, in the mountains west of Tokyo, the future composer Toru Takemitsu was stationed in 1944; he was all of fourteen years old.

Besides, his father, Fyodor Stravinsky — a stern, unbending figure toward whom the future composer harbored feelings far more complicated than the Freudian minimum — was a famous singer.

One of his first American friends at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia was fellow student and future composer Samuel Barber, a year his senior.

He races past his early career as a professional jazz sideman, noting hastily that his saxophone teacher paired him up with "a 15-year-old by the name of Stanley Getz," and that the band he played with included the pop artist Larry Rivers as well as the future Nixon lawyer Leonard Garment and the future composer of the "theme music for M*A*S*H".

His difficulty in deciding how he might spend these talents was made no easier for him by his father insisting that he should study law, and indeed the future composer qualified as an advocate.

He may have met future composer Arthur Sullivan, his junior by two years, there.

From this background the future composer developed early on a permanent sense of exile, "always an intruder, never welcomed".