Sentence examples for problem musicians from inspiring English sources

I'm incapable of growing a beard and I've always paid rent for my accommodation and people who are musically inclined are always too fundamentally irritated by me – what's your problem, musicians?

There is also the danger of becoming typecast as a new-music player, a problem for musicians who also want to play recitals of standard repertory.

The study identified another problem for musicians: finding affordable and suitable places to perform.

Stolen material has become a major problem for musicians and celebrities, who are increasingly targeted by computer hackers.

All of this is fine for investors and for middlemen like Mr. Fushi, but a problem for musicians who find themselves priced out of the market.

No matter what device you're using, though, most of the apps pose an inherent problem for musicians: you must either prop your iPhone someplace nearby and squint toward it repeatedly, or just put down your instrument and start pressing buttons.

The only problem is: musicians coming late to the table are getting the cold shoulder.

And that's the problem Dutch musician Bram Van Sambeek is trying to solve, with the Save the Bassoon campaign.

Their secret was kept for more than three decades until a researcher writing in the 2008 Christmas issue of the BMJ cited cello scrotum among the health problems of musicians in an article entitled "A symphony of maladies".

(2) He responded to reports of mental health problems among musicians by saying, 'There's so many people who would kill to be doing what some of those whingers are doing.' He later apologised.

One quote from Marley sums up the problem the musician had with political opposition to marijuana.