Sentence examples for singer director from inspiring English sources
Her father was a singer, director of the Kedroff Quartet, her mother in the Petrograd Opera.
A dancer, singer, director and choreographer for 40 years, he later taught at Florida State University.
"It's no longer the case where everyone expects key decisions from the United States and are disappointed when they don't come," said Stephan Singer, director of global energy policy at the environmental group WWF in Brussels.
Ms. Singer, director of music programs at City Lore, a New York-based folk arts organization, decided some time ago that she wanted to memorialize the African-derived dance long popular in Puerto Rico.
BENSON--Muriel Valentine Genus, 93, of New City, NY - actress, model, band singer, director for 26 years of the Music Makers senior singing group, craftswoman, housewife, mother, and co-founder with her husband Karl Genus of the Totem Pole Playhouse in Fayetteville, PA gracefully exited the stage on May 18 with her wits intact and her bright eyes shining.
Quicksilver will reappear in Joss Whedon's "The Avengers 2", due out next year.Bryan Singer, director of two previous X-Men films, has done a clever thing: he has managed not to take himself or the whole time-travel minefield too seriously, yet has taken full advantage of the unusually high calibre of his cast.
Indeed, on opening night -- in a rare display of unanimity by the Paris Opera's fickle public -- singers, director, designer, conductor and orchestra were all given an ovation.
Scores of prominent singers, directors and others in the opera world have also denounced the move out of Lincoln Center.
In an advance tour, Marc Scorca, Opera America's president, proudly pointed out a lounge where singers, directors, accompanists and opera executives can schmooze.
Opera companies must plan four and five years in advance in order to secure the desired singers, directors and conductors.
Everyone involved here is out there working with singers, directors and designers during the season, and they each bring something to the table.
