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master class
noun
- a small class for advanced students, especially a class in performance skills conducted by a distinguished musician.
Word History and Origins
Origin of master class1
Example Sentences
All the Christopher Guest movies are master classes, but "Guffman" is my favorite, just because of the subject matter.
The Grammy-nominated singer gave a master class on breath control and effortlessly reminded attendees why he’s still one of the most refreshing and vulnerable singer-songwriters in music today.
For a master class in orchestral programming, look to this week’s concerts at the New York Philharmonic.
His patter — fast, outraged, informed and tinged with well-timed jokes — was a master class in old-school talk radio.
This, in the words of the Trumpov campaign, was the Republican nominee putting on a “master class.”
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