Sentence examples for significant musicians from inspiring English sources

"Whether this kind of gladiatorial situation is an ideal way for identifying significant musicians is a real question".

Though neither of the other finalists, Mariss Jansons and Christoph Eschenbach, would have been a thrilling choice, they are significant musicians, who seem to have been treated poorly by the orchestra.

Since the events described in Walls Come Tumbling Down, British music has mutated a thousand times – and though its textures and rhythms are now more multicultural and colourblind than they have ever been, its place at the heart of the mainstream seems to get in the way of any significant musicians doing much that is "political" beyond vanilla charity work.

And so the inability, so far, of Donald Trump to get any significant musicians from any of those traditions, rock or country or blues or Broadway, to sing at his Inauguration is not a small comic detail but a significant reflection of this moment in history.

The 2007 concert at the O2 arena was the start of a relationship between Oxford University and Mica Ertegun, widow of Ahmet Ertegun – founder of Atlantic Records and mentor to some of the most significant musicians of the 20th century – in whose memory the concert was staged.

He also plays the sensual, 'Danza Brasilera,' by Argentine classical guitarist and composer Jorge Morel, as well as two gorgeous pieces composed by Heitor Villa-Lobos, the Brazilian composer considered one of the most significant musicians of 20th century Brazil.

Analyses of covariance controlling for receptive vocabulary found neither a significant main effect of language status nor a significant musician by language status interaction.

But Smith redeems himself by correctly portraying him as perhaps the most significant American musician in modern history in terms of style, messaging, rhythm and originality.

Stevie Wonder, who had opened the show for the Rolling Stones (and who was at the time almost certainly the most significant popular musician in America), sang "Happy Birthday to You" to Mick Jagger.

The stop signal task demonstrated no significant differences between musicians and non-musicians in their performance on no signal trial SSRTs in the stop signal task (p > 0.22).

Now there are a significant number of musicians, actors and other artsy types, and still those vestiges of wonderful old folks".