Sentence examples for superior musicians from inspiring English sources

Another great thing about making this particular record is that I was very much surrounded--and I say this with no false sense of modesty--by what I consider to be far superior musicians.

The group's differences revolved around Water's insistence that he was Floyd's creative force and Gilmour's equally stony insistence that he was the superior musician.

Hailed as a "major artist with a remarkable musicianship and a word of technique" by the Los Angeles Times and as a "superior musician" by the New York Times.

In some cases, Nannerl was actually described as the superior musician.

M - Since she was the superior musician, do you think her career was hindered by the fact that she had a double "handicap" to face?

I realized then that it was okay, and that I didn't need to be a superior musician to enjoy the moment.

Like all superior jazz musicians, he grounds his music in swing, blues, ballads and Afro-Hispanic rhythms.

Through his records we can follow him as he develops into a superior jazz musician -- influenced, in the Whiteman band, by Bix Beiderbecke and Frankie Trumbauer -- then into our most famous crooner (a word he disliked).

There were no strong indications in our results that music-specific processes played a role in the superior performance of musicians, hence supporting previous evidence that cognitive control may be generally enhanced in musicians.

Reconstruction quality of instrumental playing was superior in skilled musicians compared to musically untrained subjects, displayed taxonomic specificity for the trained movement repertoire, and correlated with the cumulated long-term training exposure, but not with the recent past training history.

But it works the same way it does for a lot of superior artists and musicians: there might have been an underlying talent, but it has been honed with hours of trial and error and practice.