Sentences with phrase «old musician who»

Miles Teller is Andrew Neiman, a 19 - year - old musician who's just been accepted into America's most prestigious music school, the Shaffer Conservatory.

I'm a 25 year old musician who's currently waiting on the studio to be built.

48 year old musician who make a retro type of psychedelic music.

Not exact matches

In February, Brian Camelio, a former studio musician for Journey and Phish who some consider the father of crowdfunding, obtained a patent for a process that is similar to 2.5 - year - old Kickstarter's business model.

At every mass there is (1) old testament, (1) Gospel, and (1) Gospel Letter readings and 2 psalms, plus the music based is based on psalms, not just some random musician who loves God — but straight from the Bible.

This results in young people leaning towards flawed musicians who never asked to be role models in the first place; young people themselves who are still working out life (Stormzy is 23 years old) and are propelled into the void of leadership.

Jeff Barnhart, one of the musicians who performed in the service at Spring Glen, described the basic shape of a jazz funeral as follows: «They (the performers) would play an old hymn such as «Just a Closer Walk with Thee» in the procession to the graveside.

When he was eight months old, his father, Dennis, a musician who made custom guitars for such artists as Johnny Winter and Carlos Santana, was jailed for failure to pay child support to his ex-wife.

Now the two of them, Tweed and Papa, who sits in his chair like a busted old jazz musician, torn around the edges but straight with dignity, spend much time together in Papa's living room.

As I am talking to you, the Government has set up a fund to look after our legends and old age musicians who are weak and can't work anymore.

Aiba began learning to play the piano when she was five years old, and quickly realized that musicians might be roughly divided into two groups: sight readers and those who play by ear.

Old school heavily tattooed / pierced hardcore kid, lifetime musician, animal lover, & father (recently separated) who enjoys live shows, art, movies, who's honest / trustworthy, extremely loving, caring & compassionate looking for the perfect woman who ideally would be tattooed / pierced as well, who...

I am a mom of a wonderful 20 year old son who is a musician a. Supervisor for Best Buy and will be attending bible college.

It's hugely cultural — people in many Asian cultures are less direct than in the West and social / unspoken cues are way Ana Ortiz, who plays America Ferrera's older sister on Ugly Betty, married musician Noah Lebenzon on Saturday in Puerto Rico.

Despite the title, the lead character is, in fact, Miguel (terrifically voiced by young Anthony Gonzalez), a 12 - year - old resident of the town of Santa Cecilia who dreams of becoming a famous musician just like his idol, the late, great Ernesto de la Cruz (played with pitch - perfect grandiosity by Benjamin Bratt).

Though the film is called Coco, the main character is actually Miguel (Gonzalez, The Bridge), a twelve - year - old Mexican boy who has big dreams of one day becoming a famous musician, much like the romantic legendary guitar playing movie star, Ernesto de la Cruz (voiced by Bratt, Doctor Strange).

Coco is about 12 - year - old Miguel (newcomer Anthony Gonzalez), who dreams of becoming a musician like his deceased idol, Ernesto de la Cruz (Benjamin Bratt)-- despite his family vehemently forbidding any form of music at home, ever since his great - great - grandfather was said to have deserted the family to pursue a singing career.

Rebecca Murphy is a cynical widow whose whole world revolves around her 12 year old son, Justin - a budding musician who can't remember his late father.

ANIMATED FEATURE FILM Winner: Coco (MPAA: PG) This colorful story follows Miguel (voice of Anthony Gonzalez), a 10 - year - old Mexican boy who wants to do is become a musician, despite his family's wishes.

Housed on a region - free disc in a regular plastic Amaray case, «Raw Power Live» includes liner notes by none other than Mike Watt, who writes eloquently of the 63 - year - old Pop's huge influence, on both him a generation of other musicians.

The nominal hero, a 12 - year - old aspiring musician named Miguel (Anthony Gonzalez), lives in a small Mexican village that still worships at the gilded feet of Ernesto de la Cruz (Benjamin Bratt), a local - turned - internationally famous crooner who dominated both the airwaves and movie screens during his heyday in the 1930s and»40s.

Taking place on the Day of the Dead in the fictional small town of Santa Cecilia, Coco follows the journey of aspiring musician Miguel (Anthony Gonzalez), a 12 - year - old boy who hails from a family that has banned all music.

The 57 - year - old actor stars once again reprises his role as Harry Hart in the sequel to 2015 film «Kingsman: The Secret Service» and got to appear on screen with the «Rocket Man» musician, who is playing a fictionalised version of himself.

The actress plays Mia, a 17 - year - old cello prodigy with dreams of Juilliard and a slightly older musician boyfriend named Adam (Jamie Blackley), who's often on the road with his band.

There's probably no one reading this review who isn't aware of the recent passing of iconic American actor, musician, and singer Harry Dean Stanton (Cool Hand Luke, The Godfather Part II, Paris, Texas), who at 91 - years - old, leaves us all with a fitting, lustrous, and touching adieu in John Carroll Lynch's generously incidental comic drama of valediction, Lucky.

Jessica Biel and Seth Meyers are having a baby; Sarah Jessica Parker is tracking down her daughter (Abigail Breslin); Josh Duhamel is trying to get to Manhattan to meet an old flame; Zac Efron is carting a homely Michelle Pfeiffer around to help her cross off her resolutions in exchange for party tickets; Hilary Swank is working on getting the ball to drop at Times Square; Halle Barry is a nurse tending to a cancer - stricken Robert De Niro; Ashton Kutcher is trapped in an elevator with Lea Michele, who needs to get to Times Square to perform as a backup singer; and Jon Bon Jovi plays a famous musician trying to rekindle his romance with a caterer played by Katherine Heigl.

Screenwriters John Ronson and Peter Straughan (who very loosely based the character on Frank Sidebottom, the comic persona of the late U.K. performer, Chris Sievey, amongst other musicians) are aware of the thin line between madness and genius, but rather than exploit that tired trope, they use it as a jumping off point to explore issues as inherent to both art and life as identity, voice, creative output, and that age old question of what it really means to sell out.

Lyons (Russell Hornsby), an older son from a previous marriage, is a jazz musician who periodically shows up to uneasily ask Troy for a loan.

She carries a letter from a man who mysteriously signs himself as «the Old Musician» and claims to have known her father in the Khmer Rouge prison where he disappeared twenty - five years ago.

Meanwhile, the Old Musician, who earns his modest keep playing ceremonial music at a temple, awaits Teera's visit.

The story itself was a bit confusing at first, until I realized who the Old Musician was and his relationship to Teera and her family.

At the same time, in the not - quite - gentrified Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn, Tyler, Barrett's older brother, a struggling musician, is trying - and failing - to write a wedding song for Beth, his wife - to - be, who is seriously ill.

Troy Andrews is a 29 - year - old bandleader and jazz musician who has performed at the White House, the Grammys and with the likes of U2, Eric Clapton and Prince.

The Old Musician — once a pupil of Pol Pot, who was a teacher before becoming leader of the Khmer Rouge — ended up in one of the regime's prisons, where officials tried to extract confessions to confirm their paranoia.

But the only person who can help her is Tyler's older brother, Beau — a.k.a. Lila's musician, anti-everything ex-boyfriend.

That was the year 23 - year - old Ryman, who had originally wanted to be a jazz musician, began to paint, enrolling in one of MoMA's adult education courses and eventually selling his first piece in 1958 via a staff exhibition.