Sentence examples for minor master from inspiring English sources

Rohmer is a master, but a minor master.

Still, some of his scores have charm, and might conceivably re-establish him as a minor master.

One is Wilhelm Killmayer, a seventy-five-year-old minor master whose music is almost entirely unknown in this country.

In the teeming schedules of the two festivals it might have easily been many another minor master, now obscure.

He's a minor master of black comedy: the flattened emotional response; the awkward, leaden non sequitur; the perverse desire lurking beneath a bland surface.

In comparison, David Teniers the Younger was a minor master, and with him the influence of Dutch painting became increasingly strong.

About 1612 Poussin departed for Paris, where he studied anatomy, perspective, and architecture and worked with the minor masters Georges Lallemand and Ferdinand Elle.

Their style thus became truly international, and the innovations of these minor masters paved the way for the fully developed symphonic style of Haydn and Mozart.

More commonly, the minor masters smooth out what may sound rugged, bold or odd in the music of their great precursors.

Why are there so many 16th- and 17th-century Dutch paintings by minor masters that look as though they are made of shiny plastic?

To assemble such a large number, the best, most famous works being difficult to borrow, there is no option but to plug the gaps with minor masters.