Musicians in a sentence

And why that is, and it’s been like that for American musicians for a long time, your jazz musicians, your blues musicians, your soul musicians always found a greater home over there.

Among the musicians, you will find artists, industry producers, session musicians, and even hobbyists.

His commitment to the education of young musicians finds him frequently conducting clinics and master classes worldwide helping the next generation of jazz musicians.

Kansas City jazz musicians practice with Chilean musicians ahead of their concert tonight.

The orchestra provides an artistic home that engages musicians and audiences from local communities through the performance of orchestral repertoire; reaching out to engage the community in collaboration with other musicians and organizations.

Working black musicians in Nashville see challenges that white musicians will never face in the city, and recognition and aim for solutions to that is very valid indeed.

Although he topped the richest British musicians list for the under 30 category, he still has a long way to go to the top of the general British musicians ranking.

It featured 150 musicians from Antonine University, Notre Dame University and Qolo Atiqo as well as local Lebanese musicians playing music and symphonies from an international classical repertoire including renowned Lebanese composers.

She described the situation that most musicians find themselves in as “absolute frightening and catastrophic” with no end in sight to the ban on live music in or in most countries where Irish musicians perform.

The arrest of the musicians sparked outrage both from fellow Nigerian musicians and other Nigerians.

According to a press release issued by the Chicago Federation of Musicians, the musicians walked out of negotiations with the Board of Trustees and announced that they would not return to work until a new contract agreement is reached.

The Colorado Symphony has 80 full-time musicians, and while it’s doubtful that all 80 were there last night, the musicians playing behind the band took up every inch of space on stage and played to every corner of that venue.

When Glo came to Ghana, they signed several secular musicians and actors but left out gospel musicians.

An opportunity for musicians to share the joy of their music with a friendly audience that includes fellow musicians who have all been there too.

There is also The Zimbabwe Jazz Community Trust, a not-for-profit organisation established to support jazz music and musicians in Zimbabwe by providing a platform for musicians to showcase different styles of jazz every week.

A symphony orchestra will usually have over eighty musicians on its roster, in some cases over a hundred, but the actual number of musicians employed in a particular performance may vary according to the work being played and the size of the venue.

Bebop drumming In the early 1940s, many jazz musicians, especially African American jazz musicians, started to stray from the popular big band dance music of the 1930s.

Black and white musicians shared the same repertoire and thought of themselves as " songsters " rather than blues musicians.

Buffalo's "Colored Musicians Club", an extension of what was long ago a separate musicians' union local, is thriving today, and maintains a significant jazz history within its walls.

Currently a new generation of musicians use open tunings (e.g. Open D), but typically, Hawaiian music for virtually the last 100 years has used more complex tunings once musicians could manipulate bars to execute diagonal barrings, both forward and back.