eda kersey造句

例句与造句

1. Eda Kersey was born in Goodmayes, Essex in 1904.
2. The Eda Kersey Memorial Exhibition was created in 1947 at the Royal Academy of Music.
3. Eda Kersey also premiered E . J . Moeran's Violin Sonata, so Bax put it aside.
4. Heifetz never played it, and it was premiered in 1942 by Eda Kersey with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Wood.
5. Eda Kersey's recordings are few : they include the Bax Concerto and pieces by Brahms, Fritz Kreisler and JenQ
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7. His " Romantic Fantasy for Violin, Viola and Orchestra " was premiered by Eda Kersey and Bernard Shore in 1938, under the composer.
8. In 1947 McMahon was the first recipient of the Eda Kersey Memorial Exhibition, established after the death of Eda Kersey to assist a gifted young violinist each year.
9. In 1947 McMahon was the first recipient of the Eda Kersey Memorial Exhibition, established after the death of Eda Kersey to assist a gifted young violinist each year.
10. Eda Kersey premiered Arthur Benjamin's " Romantic Fantasy " on 24 March 1938, with violist Bernard Shore, at a Royal Philharmonic Society concert conducted by the composer.
11. The work was given its premiere on 22 November 1943 by Eda Kersey and the BBC Symphony Orchestra under Sir Henry Wood, after Arthur Bliss, then the BBC's Director of Music, commissioned Bax to write a new work.
12. Sharpe was also a member of several other ensembles  the Chamber Music Players, the Chamber Music Trio, the English Trio, the Trio Players with Eda Kersey ( violin ) and Gerald Moore ( piano ), the Harp Ensemble and the Cedric Sharpe Sextet ( formed in 1930 ) which was broadcast regularly by the BBC in the years leading up to the Gramophone " magazine commented : These are all interesting organisations, but one cannot help wishing that Cedric Sharpe, instead of making up the ensemble of so many different combinations, would devote himself exclusively to solo work; or, following the example of the Flonzaley and Lener Quartets, found a quartet whose members would devote themselves solely to their own organisation.