Sentence examples for talented violinist from inspiring English sources

Though he was a brilliantly talented violinist, he immediately became the youngest member of the orchestra, its first American-born concertmaster, and he was expected to assume a leadership role among musicians far more knowledgeable than he about the European opera heritage.

In 1913 he married Nelly Hoffman, a talented violinist; they had one daughter and four sons.

She wasn't just a talented violinist; she also made her own instruments.

She performs badly in a recital, alongside another student, who is a truly talented violinist.

A talented violinist, he was a student at Paris' prestigious Sorbonne university.

Christina is now 15, an A-student and a talented violinist, Ms. Fazio said.

It has been obvious for years how talented a violinist Ms. Carter is: she is a thoroughbred musician who's played all kinds of jazz and has a classical background, too.

It has been obvious for years how talented a violinist Ms. Carter is: she is a thoroughbred musician who has played all kinds of jazz and has a classical background, too.

Leila Josefowicz, Works for violin Leila Josefowicz (violin), John Novacek (piano) (Warner Classics (2 CDs) 2564 61948-2) The prodigiously talented young Canadian violinist Leila Josefowicz likes combining 'the newer with the older, the avant-garde with the more traditional'.

FOOTNOTES A former Welsh and English cricket team captain who was a talented child violinist has been named the chairman of the Welsh National Opera.

His mother, Violet, had been a talented young violinist and won a place at the Royal Academy of Music but half way through the course her father ran out of money and she had to leave.