Sentence examples for musicians were drawn from inspiring English sources

By most accounts, Chester's transformation began about 25 years ago as artists, writers and musicians were drawn to its cheap real estate (prices have since gone up) and to the setting.

His authoritative sound, especially as he could handle it in a ballad, was the reason older musicians respected him so — his high-register sound, for example, in "Say It Over and Over Again". But it was also the reason younger and less formally adept musicians were drawn to him, and why they could even find themselves a place on his bandstand.

But in the United States, a growing number of musicians are drawn to the heightened expressive potential of period instruments.

The choir, with only a few trained musicians, is drawn from the congregation, which includes a multiracial mix of lawyers, doctors and other professionals from brownstone Brooklyn, but also former crack addicts and homeless people from other neighborhoods.

In other cases -- Uri Caine's Mahlerian fantasies or Dave Douglas's Balkans-tinged blues -- musicians are drawing upon tributaries one would never have expected to flow into jazz.

Crichton, a musician, was drawn to the idea of having a place to live that was paid off, so she could spend her time performing and traveling.

Musicians will be drawn from the New York City Ballet Orchestra.

Musicians will be drawn to his notations on dynamics and articulation, including detailed tempo indications in Mahler.

Pearl Jam are not the first musicians to be drawn into the fray over Israel's new offensive.

The musicians, who are drawn from the different regions of Georgia, wear traditional dress and are accompanied by folk dancers as they sing.

Porter said it was the verse novels that changed everything for her: "Other artists, particularly musicians, have been drawn to them, so I've had some extraordinary collaborations".