Definition of masterclass in English:

masterclass

noun ˈmɑːstəklɑːs

A class, especially in music, given by an expert to highly talented students.
Pavarotti appeared at a masterclass for young singers
special masterclasses in microelectronics
Example sentencesExamples
- It plays host to numerous courses and masterclasses for musicians at every level, from the great to the good to the bumbling amateur.
- Afternoon masterclasses and lectures gave way to evening recitals in an astonishing variety of programs.
- The young cellist impressed enough during her masterclass to become the second award recipient that week.
- Young musicians can take part in masterclasses.
- Throughout the series, there will be masterclasses given by leading musicians who will share their experiences and tips with the students.
- The concert series will be accompanied by associated masterclasses, lectures and concerts involving staff from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and student ensembles.
- In addition, throughout his life, he travelled the world, giving performances, lectures and masterclasses.
- He has taught many students at all levels, giving countless masterclasses and lectures, and performing at many festivals.
- The site provides downloads, its own streaming RealAudio radio station, information about featured composers and artists, and virtual masterclasses.
- I saw him again at the masterclasses in Lübeck, where I accompanied the cellist from my piano trio.
- The programme itself is very varied with theatrical performances, classical concerts, lectures, workshops, masterclasses and opera.
- She has made three solo CDs, and gives masterclasses, workshops and lecture recitals as well as solo concerts.
- Held over five weeks, the school features concerts, courses, masterclasses, workshops, exhibitions and lectures open to people of all ages and abilities.
- A wealth of concerts, lectures and masterclasses can be found here.
- He will give a masterclass on how to write music for this type of film.
- The February event includes masterclasses in traditional music, singing and set dancing along with a celebrity concert.
- For many years he held masterclasses at the Conservatoire de Paris and Helskinki's Sibelius Academy.
- The funds can be used for travel, masterclasses or whatever else the young cellist sees fit.
- We met in Caracas and I studied some Chopin at her masterclasses.

单词	masterclass
释义	Definition of masterclass in English: masterclass noun ˈmɑːstəklɑːs A class, especially in music, given by an expert to highly talented students. Pavarotti appeared at a masterclass for young singers special masterclasses in microelectronics Example sentencesExamples It plays host to numerous courses and masterclasses for musicians at every level, from the great to the good to the bumbling amateur. Afternoon masterclasses and lectures gave way to evening recitals in an astonishing variety of programs. The young cellist impressed enough during her masterclass to become the second award recipient that week. Young musicians can take part in masterclasses. Throughout the series, there will be masterclasses given by leading musicians who will share their experiences and tips with the students. The concert series will be accompanied by associated masterclasses, lectures and concerts involving staff from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and student ensembles. In addition, throughout his life, he travelled the world, giving performances, lectures and masterclasses. He has taught many students at all levels, giving countless masterclasses and lectures, and performing at many festivals. The site provides downloads, its own streaming RealAudio radio station, information about featured composers and artists, and virtual masterclasses. I saw him again at the masterclasses in Lübeck, where I accompanied the cellist from my piano trio. The programme itself is very varied with theatrical performances, classical concerts, lectures, workshops, masterclasses and opera. She has made three solo CDs, and gives masterclasses, workshops and lecture recitals as well as solo concerts. Held over five weeks, the school features concerts, courses, masterclasses, workshops, exhibitions and lectures open to people of all ages and abilities. A wealth of concerts, lectures and masterclasses can be found here. He will give a masterclass on how to write music for this type of film. The February event includes masterclasses in traditional music, singing and set dancing along with a celebrity concert. For many years he held masterclasses at the Conservatoire de Paris and Helskinki's Sibelius Academy. The funds can be used for travel, masterclasses or whatever else the young cellist sees fit. We met in Caracas and I studied some Chopin at her masterclasses.
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