young performer
collocation in Englishmeaningsofyoungandperformer
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young
adjective
uk/jʌŋ/us/jʌŋ/
having lived or existed for only a short time and ...
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performer
noun[C]
uk/pəˈfɔː.mər/us/pɚˈfɔːr.mɚ/
a person who entertains people by acting, singing, dancing, or ...
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(Definition ofyoungandperformerfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The awards honor outstanding performances by young performers in films and television and provide scholarships for other artists.
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Interest in folk music is growing, and there are a number of promising young performers.
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The musical spirit in his organ and piano (jazz) performances as ayoungperformerinfiltrated into nearly all his compositions as a mature composer.
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Block's memory lapse gave ayoungperformerthe name she would continue on to fame with.
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It has been many a year since anyyoungperformerhas captured such a wide, and, as we heard tonight, devoted audience.
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During this period, he began to develop his individual style and emerge as a dynamic and innovativeyoungperformer.
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One local reviewer said, theyoungperformercommanded the stage with a commanding voice.
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The first performance addressed the creation of style of modern play, the first revision in 1999 included someyoungperformerand implied the translation between two generations of performer.
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A strugglingyoungperformerwalking home in a dark alley uses tricks from his magic act to win over a group of street toughs who were trying to rob him.
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Furthermore, since these models select young performers based on a limited range of discrete variables within a linear performance model they fail to recognise the dynamic nature of talent.
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Indeed, the uncertainty that young performers feel about themselves as musicians is a recurring theme in the book, which should give music educators pause for thought.
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Similarly, young performers are given a much wider audience than would ever be the case without broadcasting support.
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As is the case in the production of theatre, if the small ones are closed down, the opportunity to bring on young performers is squandered.
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Small, one-off folk and jazz performances, for example, must be encouraged, as they are often the first step on the live music ladder for young performers.
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Talent shows are held regularly which provide an opportunity for young performers to display their talents.
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