virtuoso

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• As someone who hardly slowed down since he first picked up the trumpet in his early teens and became a standout in the jazz scene of the ’60s, the jazz virtuoso would finally come of age at 32 with this album.

• I’ll give you one from “Scenario,” which is a virtuoso, astounding piece of pure writing.

• The guitar virtuoso also allegedly lent a van to a band that is performing throughout the United Kingdom to protest restrictions.

• At 12, he founded his first group, the Band Busters, which played on radio and at dances and included 14-year-old clarinet virtuoso Buddy DeFranco, who became a major jazz star.

• Featuring 84 regional artists and juried by virtuoso local printmaker Susan Goldman, the show is available only online, both as individual artworks and a virtual walk-through.

• What results is a kind of mashup concert, a virtuoso mixed-media DJ set tuned to a keen emotional pitch.

• Jazz is a very high-virtuoso level of music to play for a percussionist.

• Well, that was a virtuoso performance by Chris Christie yesterday.

• “Those who are virtuoso full-time boycotters should not talk about boycotts,” Druckman said.

• It was a show of epic length with an overstocked lake of new members, all virtuoso players who blazed through the hits.

• An undoubted violin of any period of this great master's make, is well worthy the attention of the .