Sentence examples for group musicians from inspiring English sources

In that group, musicians who survive for 25 years after becoming famous have the same death rate as the general population.

He was a founder of the environmental group Musicians United for Safe Energy in the late '70s, a period when he became a staunch foe of the use of nuclear power.

Photograph: Stefan Wermuth/Reuters 10.52am GMT Nivkh indigenous ethnic group musicians in their traditional costumes and playing Kalni musical pipes are seen during a welcoming ceremony for the Olympic flame in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk airponthen the Russia's Pacific Island of Sakhalin 7309 km east of Moscow.

Concurrent with the big-band craze came a flowering of the solo art among both small-group musicians, such as pianists Fats Waller and Art Tatum and guitarist Django Reinhardt, and big-band players with after-hours careers.

A store "acts as a gathering place, which has an important role in the community" for youth groups, musicians and more.

Their collaborations and connections speak louder than words: artists work with those who inspire them; bands swap and share members with similar groups; musicians tour with complimentary acts.

"Many times when one collaborates with a musician or group of musicians they don't seem to give anything back.

This may seem like no big deal, but to a girl of my age liking a non-cool-to-our-age-group musician, it was crushing.

The group difference (musicians vs. non-musicians) 2B vs. 1B contrast was similarly a t-test of differing means in the two groups.

Young adults (n = 153) were categorized into one of four groups: monolingual musician; bilingual musician; bilingual non-musician; and monolingual non-musician.

Using functional magnetic resonance imaging, we investigated the responses to three musically conveyed emotions (happiness, sadness, fear) in a group of musicians and a group of non-musicians.