Sentence examples for superb interpreter from inspiring English sources
Sharon Isbin, a superb interpreter, is the soloist in the Rodrigo, and Bramwell Tovey is on the podium.
Patricia Racette, a superb interpreter of the title role, leads an impressive cast that also features Maria Zifchak, Roberto Aronica, and Dwayne Croft Patrick Summerss conducts.
As a recitalist he was regarded as a superb interpreter of English art songs, and made recordings of works by Butterworth, Vaughan Williams, Stanford, Warlock and Dyson.
He was a superb interpreter of Handel's and Bach's sacred music and Schubert's songs, and he gave highly regarded performances in Janacek's "Osud" ("Fate," as Zivny), "The Makropulos Case" (as Gregor) and "Jenufa" (as Laca).
This enigma provides a focus for the London Philharmonic Orchestra's Miraculous Logic: The Music of Jean Sibelius, four concerts under the baton of the composer's compatriot and superb interpreter, Osmo Vänskä.
A superb interpreter of historic songs, like the storied Last Kind Words Blues by Geeshie Wiley, she brings her chosen material right up to date, while leaving some of its original mystery well intact.
The 90-minute piece essentially juxtaposed the modern, represented by 11 of Mr. Shen's dancers, with the traditional, embodied by 4 superb interpreters of Beijing Opera and an impressive ensemble of 17 musicians.
Mr. Bell rarely performs Bach in public, while Mr. Denk is a superb Bach interpreter.
Sessions from November 1941 proved her a superb ballad interpreter on Hoagy Carmichael's Skylark - beautifully shadowed by Eldridge's trumpet - and a confident improviser at speed on Thanks For The Boogie Ride.
Recently, Doug Varone and Dancers celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary at the Joyce, and provided ample evidence of his choreographic vision and of his ability to attract superb dancers who become expert interpreters of the dramas of life, both large and small.
MARC-ANDRÉ HAMELIN This superb Canadian pianist is a persuasive interpreter in everything from the chiseled Classicism of Haydn to the mind-bending Romanticism of Scriabin.
