Sentence examples for reputable composer from inspiring English sources
But the singspiel does have pedigree: as with "The Magic Flute," Emanuel Schikaneder is the librettist, and Winter was a reputable composer.
"What I've heard from a surprising number of very upscale, reputable composer types is that this is actually pretty useful," says Dr Wolfram.
Mercurio is a reputable composer; arranger and conductor in the symphonic and operatic worlds but his "conduct-dancing" reminded me of Elaine's hop from that infamous Seinfeld episode.
(Can you cite the title "Was Ever Maiden so Leericompooped?" in The New York Times?) There were also ditties by reputable composers, including Henry Purcell ("A Farewell to Wives"), Thomas Weelkes ("Three Virgin Nymphs") and John Eccles ("My Man John Had a Thing That Was Long").
Yet the same style guaranteed eventual success after European composers had made heavy dissonance and certain kinds of ironic disreputability highly reputable.
Given talent and the right connections, opera composers have at least an outside chance of a premiere performance by a reputable opera company.
They are reputable people.
In the days when new compact disks by classical artists were abundant, any composer successful enough to enjoy a close association with a prestigious American orchestra could count on getting at least one major work recorded on a reputable label.
Not sold by reputable places.
