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• Name some of his pupils. (3)
• We had more pupils than ever. (8)
• Name some of his famous pupils. (3)
• Name some later pupils of Liszt. (3)
• Heads turned and pupils shifted. (12)
• In the end he procured me pupils. (10)
• Take pupils, perhaps; open a class? (9)
• Yesterday two of your pupils called here. (10)
• I may by-and-by have to live in a town for pupils. (10)
• A number of American organists were among his pupils. (3)
• Not resigned Are my true pupils while the world is brute. (10)
• He has been obliged to have assistants to prepare pupils for him. (3)
• His most celebrated pupils were Franz Liszt and Theodore Leschetizky. (3)
• In 1802, Clementi went on a concert-tour with two favorite pupils, J. (3)
• I got two pupils very quickly one, an old lady, and one, a young one. (10)
• Here he taught many noted pupils, the best known being Ferdinand David. (3)
• The pupils sang in choirs, various religious offices, processions, etc. (3)
• He received his pupils in a large back room overlooking a little sooty garden. (8)
• She was yellow-haired, almost purple-eyed, so rich was the blue of the pupils. (10)
• As a teacher, he acquired great fame and pupils came to him from all parts of Europe. (3)
• Clotilde Kleeberg, pupils of the Paris Conservatory, are all pianists of distinction. (3)
• Independent research on the part of pupils is essential to real mastery of a subject. (3)
• No singers before or since have sung like his pupils, notably Caffarelli and Farinelli. (3)
• The following topics can be used as subjects for short essays to be prepared by pupils. (3)
• The teacher or one of the pupils may give a summary of the Gothic style of architecture. (3)
• Such were the common exercises of those days when the pupils were kept on duty at the school. (3)
• The foregoing account does not begin to enumerate all, merely the celebrated pupils of Liszt. (3)
• This conservatory has had a larger number of American pupils than any other German institution. (3)
• Bobby might possibly get an aged tutor, or find an English clergyman taking pupils, on the way. (10)
• In 1832, he began to acquire fame as a piano teacher, especially of pupils from the aristocracy. (3)
• It was largely the personal power and eminence of the master that attracted and retained pupils. (3)
• Sometimes they change pupils; my lord educates the little dame, and my lady the hope of Raynham. (10)
• There are many other brilliant pupils of Leschetizky, but the foregoing are some of the best known. (3)
• The violin school, under the direction of Joseph Joachim, attracts pupils from all parts of the world. (3)
• Some questions may be grouped and pupils directed to prepare a short essay to be read before the class. (3)
• Pupils flocked to him, he held a sort of musical court, and was treated with the respect due to royalty. (3)
• Excellent results will be obtained by having pupils prepare charts which are filled up from lesson to lesson. (3)
• The nuns commenced to make bunting for their own dress, black serge for the priests, and blue serge for their pupils. (19)
• In regard to dates, the suggestion is that pupils take turns, lesson by lesson, in presenting a plan by which to memorize them. (3)
• He remembered her when George was born, like wax for whiteness and transparency, with eyes that were all pupils, and a hovering smile. (8)
• He was extremely reserved in spite of his sociability, his intimate friends (either Polish or favorite pupils) even quarrelled as to which knew him best. (3)
• He is a tall man, about thirty-five, with a strongly marked, dark, irregular, ironic face, and eyes which seem to have needles in their pupils. (8)
• Since 1901, he has been at the head of the piano department in the Vienna Conservatory, giving his attention to pupils in the artist department. (3)
• He seldom played in public, and would only play for pupils, or when persuaded by devoted friends to display his extraordinary gifts as a pianist. (3)
• The Squire put his back against the sideboard; his stiff figure, with lean neck and angry eyes, whose pupils were mere pin-points, had a certain dignity. (8)
• Among other talented pupils of Liszt may be mentioned Alfred Reisenauer, Arthur Friedheim and Richard Burmeister, all of whom have been heard in this country. (3)
• Their pupils were contracted to pin-points, the light-grey irises around had a sort of swimming glitter, and round these again the whites were injected with blood. (8)
• Pupils of Stradivarius who made excellent instruments were =Carlo Bergonzi= (1712-1750), =Lorenzo Guadagnini= (1695-1740) and his son =Johannes Baptista Guadagnini= (1750-1785) and =Alessandro Gagliano=. (3)

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