Sentence examples for performance musicians from inspiring English sources
Before tomorrow's performance, musicians will send other children's imaginations soaring in two free workshops.
Driving the Risor festival is an implicit acknowledgment that every performance musicians give is, in a way, a performance in progress.
Many players use alcohol and beta-blockers to control their performance anxiety and then, after the high of a performance, musicians can struggle to come down and therefore drink to relax, which becomes habitual".
Many players use alcohol and beta-blockers to control their performance anxiety and then, after the 'high' of a performance, musicians can struggle to 'come down' and therefore drink to relax – which becomes habitual". Lander left her profession to become a waitress as she battled with her addictions.
Mr. Crumb always demands much of his instrumentalists: apart from having to memorize his scores because his pictorial, winding calligraphy is all but impossible to read in performance, musicians are asked to modify their instruments' sounds by, for example, playing into the piano or using unusual bowing techniques.
During a jazz performance, musicians utilize a composition's underlying chord structure and melody as the contextual framework and basis upon which a novel solo is extemporaneously improvised.
During performances, musicians would spin, toss, and catch their instruments with drill-team precision, incorporate dance routines or glee-club-style singing, and end each show with choreographed bows.
The articles feature performances, musicians, and art related news, and an article about Deems in "Health and Harmony". Also included is a poster advertising a performance by Deems.
For most of the performances, musicians played behind a screen, so judges evaluated only the sound and not the person.
The temporal and motor strategies of polyrhythmic performance in musicians and non-musicians have been studied extensively [42].
Research evidence supports a strong association between enhanced working memory performance in musicians compared to non-musicians.
