Sentence examples for splendid musicians from inspiring English sources

Mr. Robertson and Mr. Aimard are splendid musicians who at the same time do not cut very glamorous figures onstage.

Sir Simon's concert -- peopled by splendid musicians working hard and joyously, and experienced by an enthusiastic audience -- still had more to do with separation than with contact.

In these scintillating performances, three splendid musicians — Leif Ove Andsnes, Christian Tetzlaff and Tanja Tetzlaff, his sister — convince you that the Schumann trios are consistently inspired and major scores.

James Levine and the splendid musicians of the Met Chamber Ensemble have been blissfully happy for several seasons presenting programs in Weill Recital Hall, an ideal space for chamber music.

Both these pianists are splendid musicians and thoughtful agents for Bach's music, but deciphering their good works through the murk and gloom of two giant Steinways in tandem was something of a chore.

Murray Perahia, who plays Schumann, Mozart and Bach beautifully, is a splendid musician though deeply traditional in his tastes.

Fuchs was a favorite of Brahms, who called him "a splendid musician," high praise indeed from that demanding master.

She is in both moods a splendid musician; the attention to rhythm, phrase length and pitch legitimized the emotion.

James Richman and Concert Royal, his splendid Baroque musicians, were in the pit on Saturday to introduce a concerto by Joseph Boulogne, a composer from Haiti known as Chevalier de Saint-Georges.

James Levine conducted the Juilliard Orchestra in the "Symphonia: sum fluxae pretieum spei" and the Cello Concerto, a very large mouthful of Mr. Carter's art and one that assuredly left these splendid young musicians and a packed Saturday night house at the Peter Jay Sharp Theater both satisfied and exhausted.

Mr. Stern has always been a splendid and principled musician.