Sentence examples for of its musicians from inspiring English sources

In postwar years it suffered a period of decline, and some of its musicians defected from the Soviet Union during its tours of Western countries.

Ever since country music first began to make it on record, in the early 1920's, many of its musicians had the chops to play jazz; they were donning overalls and straw hats simply to pick up a quick buck.

With a first lady and minister of culture like this, it seems Mali does at least appreciate the power of its musicians.

The formal attire of its musicians on stage carries a heavy whiff of bygone gentility.

It changed lineups, and broke up for a three-year stretch; some of its musicians had grown tired of touring.

In 2011, Moleres travelled with the organization, documenting the orchestra's European tour and the lives of its musicians.

In a program insert given to the audience on Saturday, management also blamed its eroded endowment, not enough donations, "operational costs," the expense of financing its musicians' pensions and the cost of vendor contracts.

Palace Hotel, Sat CB It is one of the great mysteries of reggae that its musicians' footwear of choice is – in its home country at least – more readily associated with sensible shoes loathed by schoolkids and loved by their dads.

In his teens, Menuhin was the world's highest-paid musician and a friend of some of its greatest musicians including the conductor Arturo Toscanini and the composer Edward Elgar, whose violin concerto he recorded in 1932.

Israel needs to summon up the creative energy of its scientists, musicians, writers and artists and extend it into politics".

But Abreu's laying of foundations for the future of El Sistema, says Rattle, is due to the ethos among its musicians of handing it on.