Sentence examples for instrumental classes from inspiring English sources

Vocal classes — like acting for singers and sight-singing, along with instrumental classes for young children — are among the most popular courses this fall, Ms. Shiffman said.

It provides 40,000 students per year aged 6 to 18 with group lessons in music language and theory alongside choral and instrumental classes, in more than 300 towns.

Its offerings parallel those of Amadeus Chappaqua, with private instrumental lessons, classes in music theory and computer composition and jazz, rock and classical ensembles.

The secular middle class, instrumental in electing President Muhammad Khatami in May 1997, are reluctant to vote in this election, which they little understand or care for.

All too often children were missing out on the whole-class instrumental teaching which they are funded to receive through music support networks called hubs, said the report.

Another instrumental song, "After Class", is a "sonic rearrangement" of a track produced by Deerhunter for the 2008 compilation album Living Bridge.

First, we use average class size in a grade as an instrumental variable for actual class size.

He also thought that support from the lower classes was instrumental to the success of the Revolution, and wrote letters to Chiclana instructing him to generate such support at Upper Peru.

"He was very instrumental in making our class a success in 2006," Mr. Welch said.

The Revolution was instrumental in attracting working-class women to the movement by devoting columns to concerns such as unionization and discrimination against female workers.

The large Greek diaspora and merchant class were instrumental in transmitting the ideas of western romantic nationalism and philhellenism, which together with the conception of Hellenism, formulated during the last centuries of the Byzantine Empire, formed the basis of the Diafotismos and the current conception of Hellenism.