Sentence examples for into musicians from inspiring English sources

Forty people, evenly divided into musicians and non-musicians, listened to three-tone sequences made from different combinations of low and high pitches.

The crowd soon split evenly into musicians — fiddlers, banjo, guitar and bass players sitting in a rough circle — and spectators, most of whom played cards and gossiped rather than spectating.

Comparing musicians and non-musiciansIn the first study, researchers took 28 adults, divided into musicians and non-musicians, who were matched for age, gender, intelligence and general language ability.

Melbourne has great live music and the best place to bump into musicians after a gig is Cherry Bar, on appropriately named AC/DC Lane particularly after shows at the nearby Forum.

For the film, which opens today in Manhattan (review, Page 13), Mr. August changed the couple into musicians: Martin (Sven Wollter) is a celebrated conductor; Barbara (Viveka Seldahl) is a violinist.

It has long been a place for itinerant hippies and drug users from all over to stop for a while, and, on a two-block stretch, one could run into musicians playing guitars, harmonicas, an accordion, even plastic pails.

Here it is well into the musicians' twenties, when many of them are already segueing into professional life.

So, yes — you do run into the musicians at All Tomorrow's Parties.

As Jews poured into Auschwitz, musicians were found by word of mouth for auditions.

By Sasha Frere-Jones September 15, 2009 So, yes — you do run into the musicians at All Tomorrow's Parties.

The arrangements might be different but the chords and the melody are hardwired into the musicians' memory bank.