Sentences with phrase «talented young musicians in»
In the past, it has not been possible to showcase these talented young musicians in one locale due to limited seating capacity in city school auditoriums.
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In the past, it has not been possible to showcase these talented young musicians in one locale due to limited seating capacity in city school auditoriums.
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The always spectacular J. K. Simmons and talented, young Miles Teller join forces in a cymbal - crashing boot camp for musicians.
Music teachers, for example, are often talented conductors and producers who are able to express their personal interests while engaging young musicians, and English teachers may be poets or authors in their spare time and inspire the next JK Rowling in the classroom.
The group of talented young musicians meets every day — the only such program in the entire school district.
A spokesperson for the DfE said the schemes «help the most talented young actors, dancers and musicians attend specialist schools» and are worthy of investment «because a child's background should be no barrier to pursuing a career in the performing arts».
The Expeditioner: Your mother, a talented Carnatic classical musician, inspired a love of music within you as a young child, yet you did not choose to follow this passion until much later in life.
Under the new name «Kempinski Concertini», talented young musicians from the University of Arts in Berlin present themselves in weekly intervals on Saturday at 6:00 pm in our hotel lobby.
As Arnie Roth mentioned in a recent interview of mine, the reason why he picked the Berklee Contemporary Arts Orchestra (to perform this music) was he wanted a young, talented group of aspiring musicians who could quickly transition between the music's various complex genres.