Sentence examples for vocal accompanist from inspiring English sources

In 1967, his vocal accompanist, Norma Jean, left, and Ms. Parton succeeded her.

The afternoon's pianist was Malcolm Martineau, who was wonderfully expressive, upholding his reputation as a leading vocal accompanist.

Mr. Rutenberg, a prominent vocal accompanist and coach, will run the house's staff of rehearsal pianists, assistant conductors and prompters, the Met said.

In 1918 he began touring as a vocal accompanist, then worked his way through Turkey and Bulgaria as a pianist in theaters and silent movie houses, arriving in Paris in 1921.

Fortunately, the Frick found an impressive substitute, Jonathan Kelly, an experienced vocal accompanist currently on the faculties of the Yale School of Music and the Manhattan School of Music.

For fans of the lute and its repertory, Paul O'Dette's annual recitals — and, for that matter, his work as a vocal accompanist and ensemble player — are highlights of the concert season.

They were joined by a group of accomplished vocal accompanists: Martin Katz, Warren Jones, Brian Zeger, Carrie-Ann Matheson and Brian Farrell.

Unfortunately the cards were stacked by giving the solo lines of "Printemps" to Dennis Helmrich and Karl Paulnach, who are accomplished vocal accompanists but couldn't offer the same profile as Mr. Denk and Mr. Biss in the later masterpiece.

The Metropolitan Opera and the Juilliard School have agreed to pool their resources in a program for young opera singers, as well as pianists who hope to work as vocal accompanists or opera conductors, the two institutions announced Wednesday.

Still, from his extensive experience as an accompanist and vocal coach, he has a thorough knowledge of the contemporary vocal repertory, which he incorporated into this score.

Then came Jolson, and she found supplementary work as an accompanist and vocal coach.