travelling musician

When Casals was eleven, he heard a group of travelling musicians playing music.

He is currently publishing a blog about his experiences as a travelling musician.

For many years he was a travelling musician.

In the time before the Second World War, the travelling musician industry came to an end.

Murdering a travelling musician was not considered a serious crime during the Middle Ages.

This book also stated that the jazz music genre has possibly taken its name from this travelling musician.

"We're travelling musicians, sir," he said carefully.

The name Saafi is derived from a Sanskrit word meaning "travelling musician".

Travelling musicians were in great demand at Court, in churches, at country houses, and at local festivals.

Other villagers earned their livelihoods as travelling musicians (Wandermusikanten).

If she met travelling musicians on the road she would dismount and dance to a jig or hornpipe.

Trials of a Travelling Musician 6.

There were also the Wandermusikanten, travelling musicians who plied their trade all over Europe and even overseas as well.

The Travelling Musicians.

There were a few travelling musicians (see the Hinzweiler article for more information about the Wandermusikanten).

Earlier in Armenian history, instruments like the kamancha were played by popular, travelling musicians called ashoughs.

Not everyone could work in the mines, and this spurred the travelling musician industry (Wandermusikantentum), which arose in the earlier half of the century.

There is also the travelling musician and con-man Gieve who is no mean swordsman himself.

During the 19th and early 20th centuries, many Wandermusikanten - travelling musicians - also came from both the villages in the municipality.

Travelling musicians and shamans called manaschi are popular for their singing and komuz-playing.

The historical figures mentioned in the novels include a number of 14th century travelling musicians, such as Angelo Moronti.

Mirassi: Travelling musicians, troubadours.

Since magic was and is closely linked to music in primitive societies, Veles was also believed to be protector of travelling musicians.

'The Autobiography of a Travelling Musician' (1995)

Unlike the vast number of travelling musicians, he was a gentleman by birth, his family being hereditary allies of the O'Neill dynasty.