Sentence examples for renowned pedagogue from inspiring English sources
The Saito Kinen Festival itself — Kinen means "memorial" — is dedicated to another renowned pedagogue, Hideo Saito, a cellist, conductor and mentor to countless Japanese musicians of more advanced ambitions, notably string players.
He quickly proved himself to be a child prodigy on the violin, and moved to Budapest with his father to study with the renowned pedagogue Jenő Hubay.
Frans Helmerson, a renowned Swedish pedagogue, said that he had been thinking a lot about the matter, and that he suspected the cello, which, especially in chamber music, often supplies the bass or another supporting line, might attract solicitous and sympathetic personalities.
To this repressed society came a lanky, boyish 23-year-old Baptist from Kilgore, Tex., an only child whose father was an oil executive of moderate means and whose mother, a skilled pianist, had been his only teacher until he headed to the Juilliard School in New York at 17 to study with the renowned Russian pedagogue Rosina Lhevinne.
They are renowned cadgers.
The adjective is "renowned".
"Rutgers is nationally renowned.
Internationally renowned human rights lawyer.
Once renowned for yelling "Never!
