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Meanings of musical prodigy in English

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Usage of musical prodigy in English
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The musical prodigy's fourth album was released earlier this month.
BBC
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I knew that my musical prodigy was happy among the clouds, and I said nothing.
A Unique Story of a Marvellous Career: Life of Hon. Phineas T. B...
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Wanted to know why I had never told them I had discovered a musical prodigy.
The Angel and the Author, and Others
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As a child, she was considered a musical prodigy.
Radio NZ
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You may be a musical prodigy, but geometry's geometry.
Fanny Herself
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He was supposed to combine the genius of a musical prodigy and an impromptu poet!
Windjammers and Sea Tramps
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He was something of a musical prodigy; gave a Bach recital at the age of eleven.
The new yorker
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Raury is from Georgia in the United States, and has been described as a musical prodigy.
BBC
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Scenting a possible musical prodigy, and desiring most earnestly to give her guests a treat, Mrs.
The Mystery of Mary
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The film follows a musical prodigy who becomes obsessed with a star cello student at her former school.
Ebony
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The lad is, in fact, destined to grow into a musical prodigy played by the unavoidable Freddie Highmore.
The Irish Times
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Even Mozart-thegreatest musical prodigy of all time-couldn'thit his stride until he had his ten thousand hours in.
Outliers: the story of success
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Born in Pittsburgh in 1914, Clarke was a musical prodigy, drumming professionally with local big bands in his teens.
Ebony
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At 23, she's a onetime musical prodigy who feels stuck, unable to complete the concerto she's been trying to compose.
Reuters
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Yes, Rami Malek makes an excellent Freddie Mercury, capturing something akin to the complicated soul and life of a musical prodigy.
News.com.au
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Meyerbeer was born at Berlin, September 5, 1794, and was a musical prodigy from his earliest years.
Great Italian and French Composers
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