Sentence examples for instruments settled from inspiring English sources

Arnold Dolmetsch and his family, internationally known performers of early music on authentic instruments, settled there in 1914 and founded an annual summer festival there in 1925.

But this summer, he trawled auction sites in search of a second instrument, settling on an anonymous Bohemian cello from around 1770 with generously sized f-holes and a 19th-century tailpiece.

The static characteristics of measuring instruments are concerned only with the steady-state reading that the instrument settles down to, such as the accuracy of the reading etc.

Blanchet Family, family of French instrument makers, settled in Paris.

When Ramesh Misra joined in on the sarengi, an ancient bowed instrument, serenity settled in.

Mr. Williams accessorized it with his most sprawling improvisation, starting high on the bridge of his instrument before settling into a meaty midrange.

The favorite scapegoat of many Japanese nationalists is Japan's Constitution — in particular Article 9, which forever renounces war as an instrument of settling international disputes.

He said self-deprecatingly that he was unable to match Cropper's skill with the six-stringed instrument, so he settled for a four-stringed one.

The couple met on their first day at Rice when she tried to get her harp and he tried to get his double bass — one of the largest stringed instruments in an orchestra — settled into place at the music building before going to their dorms.

After some legal wrangling with Dylan, now settled, the instrument goes to auction on Dec. 6.

Things are calmer now among instrument builders, who have settled into at least general agreement on what is a flute and what is a trombone.