Meanings of eminent musicians in English

Malibran, was one of a family of very eminent musicians.

Some of the most eminent musicians were strictly literary men, to whom music was an avocation.

Ferdinand Hiller, born 1811 at Frankfort-on-the-Main, of Hebrew parentage, was one of Germany's most eminent musicians.

An aggregation of eminent musicians volunteered their services for the occasion, sinking their differences in patriotic elation.

A large number of eminent musicians had been engaged for the occasion, and the audience was a most brilliant one.

Its purity of tone and singing qualities were remarkable, and during the season several recitals were given upon it by eminent musicians.

All his life he kept a diary, from which a very readable volume has been compiled, with many glimpses of other eminent musicians.

His fame as a theorist attracted to him in the Austrian capital a large number of pupils, some of whom afterwards became eminent musicians.

In every quarter of the civilized world there are distinguished writers, painters, and eminent musicians, but in France they exist in greater numbers than elsewhere.

There are many varieties now of these brass instruments, nearer particulars of which may be found in Gevaert, and other eminent musicians' works on instrumentation.