Sentence examples for musicians to commit from inspiring English sources
Mr. Perez did it in December at the Bowery Ballroom with a large cast of musicians, but such shows are logistically hard to pull off, and it's hard to get so many musicians to commit to such performances.
Given the proliferation of summer festivals and the whirlwind schedules of prominent artists, it is becoming harder, he said, to find senior musicians willing to commit to an uninterrupted seven weeks at Marlboro, especially since no one is paid.
Lowery didn't broach the topic at the show, but still, Camper Van Beethoven's gig felt like an argument for the livelihoods of expert, dedicated musicians willing to commit to making art over the long haul.
But his combination of wide-ranging talent and formal diffidence raises a question: Does a musician have to commit himself to one sound to be taken seriously?
While assembling other works that evoked the physical movement at the core of "Rituals," Ms. Surno found a group of musicians who were able to commit up to six months to create a score for the evening.
" It is hard to get four or five musicians with individual lives to commit to each other and the musical project.
The reggae musician suggested members of the terrorist group would be less likely to commit heinous acts if they listened to more reggae and smoked weed.
