Sentence examples for musicians development from inspiring English sources

The Musicians' Development and Booking Agency was set up to help students turn their musical talents into commercial success.

Getting such an instrument at a pivotal stage in a musicians' development is key, Lipsett says.

July 22 2014 Kudos to Carnegie Hall for heading up the formation of a blue-ribbon national ensemble for young musicians, a development long overdue.

Vicci Wardman, who worked as a senior lecturer at the RNCM between 1991 and 2000, said: "The one to one relationship between a tutor and student is one of the most powerful in a young musician's development.

They picnicked, socialized and strolled around the verdant lawns of the vast, 100-acre Maymont estate, splitting their time between three concert stages that were filled with world-class musicians: Herbie Hancock, Stephanie Mills, Arrested Development, Diana Schuur, The Roots... Jazz, soul, funk, hip hop and other music genres created a euphoric party atmosphere and the fans loved it.

"The commercial way is not healthy for a musician's artistic development or human development, so I tried to protect myself at the beginning, to avoid having a career by the age of 20," he said.

A man of manifold talents, Alec was a revered pediatrician and expert in infectious disease drug and vaccine development, musician and artist who produced works in photography, pen, ink and his most recent passion, pottery.

We are here simply to aid the development of musicians and give them room to develop before a record company starts breathing down their neck, demanding a quick return on their advance".

The music program, matches developing musicians with established artists who will help mentor their development.

Hough has lectured at institutions and conferences around the world on a variety of topics, including his own music, music theory, career development for musicians and music pedagogy.

De Lucía was influenced primarily by Niño Ricardo, a leading figure in the history of flamenco guitar, and Sabicas, regarded as one of the most influential musicians involved in the development and refinement of the flamenco guitar as a concert instrument at a time when the guitar was an instrument to accompany the singer.