Zukofsky

American  

[zoo-kawf-skee, ‑-kof‑] / zuˈkɔf ski, ‑ˈkɒf‑ /

noun

1. Louis, 1904–78, U.S. poet.

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Example Sentences

That was emphasized by an exacting violinist, Paul Zukofsky, and conductor, Dennis Russell Davies.

From Los Angeles Times

Phil concertmaster Martin Chalifour played the first Bowl performance of the concerto in 2008, he was true to Zukofsky’s and Glass’ elegance.

From Los Angeles Times

Zukofsky, in particular, was a brilliant virtuoso who loathed the sentimental use of vibrato and portamenti, the sliding along a violin string of one note to another.

From Los Angeles Times

It was Paul Zukofsky’s fate to have belonged to both of those groups.

From New York Times

A winner, in 1965, of the Young Concert Artists International Auditions, Mr. Zukofsky was a soloist with major orchestras, gave world premieres of many signal late-20th-century works, made five dozen records and was nominated for three Grammys.

From New York Times