| 21. | He was a child prodigy and in adulthood described as a musical phenomenon.
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| 22. | Reizenstein grew up in Nuremberg and was considered a child prodigy.
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| 23. | Amanda Dunbar is not the only child prodigy to keep your eye on.
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| 24. | The pianist child prodigy Leopoldine Blahetka had through-bass lessons with Lannoy.
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| 25. | It used to be rare to find what people called a child prodigy,
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| 26. | That sort of humility is unexpected in a former child prodigy.
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| 27. | Spielmann, who died in March 1997, was a musical child prodigy.
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| 28. | She was a child prodigy and was performing by age 8.
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| 29. | But fame and adulation can devour anyone, much lers $ a child prodigy.
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| 30. | "I began my musical life as an old child prodigy, " he continued.
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