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- noun Plural form of
concertmaster .
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Examples
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Though the siblings all served as concertmasters of the orchestra at Princeton and graduated with the same politics degree — and even looked like triplets while growing up in Great Neck, Long Island — they are not of the same mind on everything.
All in the Family Band Yuliya Chernova 2010
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I am NOT an expert, and those who are included two former orchestral concertmasters, a former music department chair, a former Ted Mack Amateur Hour winner — for those of you who are younger, think “American Idol” of the 1950s, a professional percussionist who has played with a number of first class symphonies, and, of course, in the spirit of full disclosure, my wife.
December « 2008 « L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website 2008
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I am NOT an expert, and those who are included two former orchestral concertmasters, a former music department chair, a former Ted Mack Amateur Hour winner — for those of you who are younger, think “American Idol” of the 1950s, a professional percussionist who has played with a number of first class symphonies, and, of course, in the spirit of full disclosure, my wife.
Judging by the Wrong Standards… the Evolutionary Trap? « L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website 2008
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"To feel like I can add something to New York - and to all of these composers and musicians and concertmasters - it's a real pleasure."
Alex Pasternack: New York's New Alice Tully Hall: A Harmonic Renovation 2009
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How many other orchestras can boast section principals from leading European ensembles for its wind and brass departments, or concertmasters in the ranks of its strings?
Evening Standard - Home Barry Millington 2011
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First, Joel Smirnoff, the quartet's second violinist, took over the job; when he became president of the Cleveland Institute of Music in 2008 the quartet signed on Nick Eanet, one of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra's two concertmasters.
NYT > Home Page By ALLAN KOZINN 2011
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First, Joel Smirnoff, the quartet's second violinist, took over the job; when he became president of the Cleveland Institute of Music in 2008 the quartet signed on Nick Eanet, one of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra's two concertmasters.
NYT > Home Page By ALLAN KOZINN 2011
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With the return of former EPO Music Director Stewart Kershaw and four former concertmasters - John McFarland, Michael Jinsoo Linn, Brennan Sweet and Delmar Pettys - the night was full of fine music and warm feelings.
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Former conductor, concertmasters return to help orchestra celebrate 75 years
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So for me to comment on the subtle distinctions in the playing of the four former concertmasters would be not just pretentious, but a shade dishonest.
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