Sentence examples for illustrious musicians from inspiring English sources

He's here to celebrate the release of "Talking Jazz," a twenty-four-CD compendium of interviews with illustrious musicians.

The performance went off without a hitch not surprisingly, given that it had actually been prerecorded and was mimed by the illustrious musicians.

MET CHAMBER ENSEMBLE Three illustrious musicians — the soprano Anja Silja, the violinist Gil Shaham, and the pianist Yefim Bronfman — join James Levine and his group on their latest foray into the foundational works of the Second Viennese School, including Webern's Concerto for Nine Instruments, Berg's Chamber Concerto, and Schoenberg's "Pierrot Lunaire".

Mr. Manso's charge was to expand it, starting with classes in the boiler room of the Seaford Harbor School, an elementary school where Adele, his wife, covered the pipes with posters of illustrious musicians — "to give the kids incentive," she recalled.

Famous Musicians.

Now 123 years old, the illustrious venue sounds as good as ever and will host the Berliner Philharmoniker and the London Philharmonic Orchestra, among countless other renowned musicians.

True to his word, Dosa Hunt is a delightful romp through the New York City of this multicultural group of illustrious independent musicians.

The festival was founded in 1951 by an illustrious group of musicians, all immigrants from a war-torn Europe: Adolf and Herman Busch, Serkin and Marcel and Blanche Moyse.

Bucks County native David Ludwig's is from an illustrious family of musicians (his grandfather was legendary pianist Rudolf Serkin), but he has been on his own musical trajectory as a composer.

Mr. Joel, 64, said in a statement that he was honored to be among an "illustrious roster of outstanding musicians".

"Please do not stain your illustrious career by replacing musicians as they seek to serve their community and feed their families," Mr. Ridge wrote.