11.   It may still consider itself the custodian of our musical genius, but that, I think, is wishful thinking.

12.   Judging by the hundreds of people who converged on Boulder for a Mahler festival last weekend, his place in the pantheon of musical genius is assured.

13.   Judging by the hundreds of people who converged on Boulder for a Mahler festival over the weekend, his place in the pantheon of musical genius is assured.

14.   Like other musical geniuses, he was a slave to his talent, drawn to the making of music more than to anything else in life.

15.   Ms. Farber, who conducts much of the testing, says there is a moment in its second phase when musical genius sometimes flickers up.

16.   Perhaps the subjects open up because they no longer have much of an image to protect, or because the show never depicts them as less than musical geniuses.

17.   This eerie German allegory about a musical genius and his remote Alpine village is one whopper of a visual and aural experience.

18.   Those nutty musical geniuses.

19.   Though Bernstein had his moments of self-doubt and despair, his brother, Burton, remembers him as a happy, curious musical genius.

20.   Together or apart, Sonny and Cher were never musical geniuses.