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But not every good musician makes a good conductor.

This musician has perfect technique but little expression.

PAUL HARDING, musician and writer, whose debut novel, "Tinkers," won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for fiction.

When you look for a good musical conductor, you start by looking for a good musician.

CD designed by Mother Eleganza for Lithuanian musician SHIDLAS looks like it came from a meat shop. [link]

The Italian scientist who discovered the jellyfish was reportedly angling for a visit from the famous musician.

They would be doctor, musician, fireman, scientist, lawyer, professor, maybe even president, or with a real stretch, superhero.

For a young jazz pianist and budding crooner, these moments tend to occur on vampire time. That would be musician time.

The latency needs to be so small that it gives to the musician the impression of playing a real acoustic instrument.

Moreover, here once again there is a person in a high position as a middle term between the aristocrat and the musician who is justified in raising high hopes.

Finally, in front of the orchestra, the director said in frustration, "When a musician just can't handle his instrument, they take it away, give him two sticks and make him a drummer!"

You will never make a musician of that boy.

As a musician who writes art with life, Beethoven's life is tortuous.

On another bronze pot with patterns of fishing and poaching, a woman musician is striking the stone instrument qing.

Think office chairs and starched shirts - and not the life of a slacking rock musician, if we are to paint a picture against stereotype.

The most talented musician of Broadway is Andrew Webber, who created many very famous musicals and operas, including Cats, Chicago, and the Phantom of the opera House.

And he was a wonderfully meticulous musician.

He is an incredibly clever, literate musician, but he always makes it sound terribly simple.

That weapon was Dizzy Gillespie, a famed jazz musician, who was given the task of changing the world's view of American culture through rhythm and syncopation.

The musician made the legend into a beautiful ballad.

Obama sat like a jazz musician on his chair, one heel hooked at an angle, while McCain sat as if he might leap up at any moment, or stood impatiently waiting for his turn to speak.

In 2000, Diana Levine, a Vermont musician, had her hand and forearm amputated after such a mistaken injection.