Sentence examples for musical teaching from inspiring English sources

He expanded his musical activities after World War II, becoming known through his association with the Internationale Ferienkurse für Neue Musik (International Vacation Course for New Music) at Darmstadt, a centre of avant-garde musical teaching and composition.

They're cute musical teaching toys for television-weaned grownups in which every syllable is asserted with the emphatic cheeky clarity of a friendly clown teaching the alphabet.

Conservatories are modeled on the European model, and some of the great musical teaching continues to go on there.

As a result, this new, improved "High School Musical" teaches one unfortunate lesson in a big way: You can have it all.

He wrote poetry, sang in musicals, taught ballroom dancing – and fought.

He returned to Britain to study music in London and Cambridge, then became a stalwart of Welsh academic musical life, teaching and composing in Aberystwyth, Swansea and finally Cardiff, where he died in 1903.

In Germany he began to cut his musical teeth, teaching himself the guitar, trying his hand at songwriting, and playing in a band called the Landsberg Barbarians.

Bantock's long life (born in 1868, he died in 1946) put him at the centre of British musical life, teaching at the University of Birmingham for 26 years, and helping to found the orchestra that would become the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (one of the first pieces they performed in 1920 was Bantock's overture Saul).

The collection also includes Padwa's musical sketches, teaching materials, personal and professional documents, and sound recordings.

Mr. Hayashi's first formal musical education taught him basic chord theory, how to read sheet music and sing in a chorus using classical European compositions like Ravel's "Bolero" and Beethoven's Symphony No. 5.

Scientists have discovered an unusual tip for parents who want their little darlings to grow up to be musical geniuses - teach them Mandarin Chinese.