Concertmaster in a sentence

Ashley Tsai is a recent graduate of the Colburn School in Los Angeles, where she studied with Henry Gronnier as a Kohl Scholar and was concertmaster of the Colburn Academy Virtuosi.

She will be accompanied by Europe’s period-instrument ensemble Il Pomo d’Oro, led for this evening by concertmaster Zefira Valova.

Violinist David Buckley has been the co-concertmaster of the La Jolla Symphony for almost 20 years and also is a regular performer with the Camarada chamber music ensemble.

He thought she might have a shot at being selected as the orchestra’s concertmaster, the player who helps the conductor guide the orchestra through the music.

Yang's teacher at McGill has been Andrew Wan, concertmaster of l'Orchestre symphonique de Montréal.

Concertmaster Dale Barltrop led the excellent solo contributions, joined by cellist, David Berlin and further enhanced by vibrant brass and winds.

Last spring as the pandemic put an end to indoor concerts throughout the city, Rabinovich and Calgary Philharmonic concertmaster and violinist Diana Cohen launched a series of casual concerts in front of their house.

Those sentiments are shared by San Diego Symphony concertmaster Jeff Thayer, who performed at the July 11 and Aug. 22 Del Mar concerts.

Highly respected concertmaster Dene Olding moved on, allowing Andrew Haveron to mould a different style of cohesiveness and the wind section retained some gems and welcomed new sounds.

MO’s very own concertmaster (Daniel Khalikov) and principal second violinist (Quan Yuan) will be featured for this concert!

Here the violin solo was performed by concertmaster Carla Moore and the cello solo was performed by William Skeen, with David Tayler accompanying on theorbo and Hanneke van Proosdij on harpsichord.

He then continued with graduate work at Rice University where he studied with the world’s most beloved concertmaster, Raphael Fliegel.

Then, concertmaster-designate Dennis Kim will be featured in “A Hero’s Life” (“Ein Heldenleben”), Strauss’ autobiographical tone poem depicting confidence, unrest, the battle of life, love and serenity.

Violinist Zeneba Bowers was 26 when, she says, she asked William Preucil, the concertmaster of the Cleveland Orchestra, out for a drink after a lesson in 1998.

He served as concertmaster with the Santa Barbara Symphony in California for 10 years, but has since focused on his career as a soloist with orchestras around the world.

In some cases, the principal bass may use a slightly different bowing than the concertmaster, to accommodate the requirements of playing bass.

In some cases, the principal of a string section may use a slightly different bowing than the concertmaster, to accommodate the requirements of playing their instrument (e.

The concertmaster leads the pre-concert tuning and handles musical aspects of orchestra management, such as determining the bowings for the violins or for all of the string section.

The section leader (or principal) of a string section is also responsible for determining the bowings, often based on the bowings set out by the concertmaster.