Sentence examples for various instruments in from inspiring English sources

He later learned the guitar and played various instruments in a Salvation Army band, and began writing songs in his teens.

Working closely with the National Arts Center in Ottawa, it has set up several master-level classes using high-speed connections, with instructors in Ottawa teaching students on various instruments in New York and vice versa.

Swirling virtuosic figurations for the violin run through the finale, building to an unconventional cadenza: not a solo show-off turn, but a reconsideration by the violin of what we have heard accompanied by various instruments in the orchestra.

Several years earlier, Xenakis had composed a work called Achorripsis by employing statistical calculations and a Poisson distribution to assign pitches, durations, and playing instructions to the various instruments in his score.

The first recorded representatives of the family were Michel Danican (died c. 1659), upon whom the nickname Philidor (the name of a famous Italian musician) was bestowed by Louis XIII as a complimentary reference to his skill, and André's father Jean (died 1679), who, like Michel, played various instruments in the Grande Écurie, the king's band.

An L.A. native, Cable grew up riding his bike around the streets of Los Feliz and learning to play various instruments in L.A. public schools.

After all, the doctor is an authority figure (whether male or female) who inserts various instruments into the body in order to implant "injectable fillers".

He leads a group with six other drummers, playing various instruments used in the traditions of Northern (Hindustani) and Southern (Carnatic) India, in solos, duets and various combinations.

He leads a group with five other percussionists -- including T. H. Vukku Vinayakram on ghatam (clay pot) -- playing various instruments used in the traditions of North (Hindustani) and South (Carnatic) India, in solos, duets and various combinations.

This work reports the investigation of two coronal mass ejections (CME) observed in white light, Hα, EUV and X-ray by various instruments both in space and on ground on February 18 , 2003and January 19 , 2005 respectively.

Comparisons of the psychometric properties of the various instruments calculated in our study with those of the original versions are shown in Table  1.