Converse of subject

• hear: These were performed in St Petersburg in 1909 and heard by the impresario Sergei Diaghilev.

Converse of object

• become: It was a big hit and Allan Carr became an impresario by the time he was 20.

• turn: The Greek drummer turned r&b impresario hired our boy after hearing his version of Please, Please, Please apparently.

Adjective modifier

• theatrical: The show was owned by ATV which was owned by theatrical impresario Lew Grade.

• Russian: He was able to realize his ideas through Ballets Russes, a new company organized by Russian impresario Sergei Diaghilev.

• musical: I for Novello Ivor Novello, a musical impresario, perhaps later " Ivor the engine, " a children's book.

• American: His talent was recognized by American impresario Colonel Bateman who promptly whisked him off to the Lyceum Theater where he made his name.

• late: The late impresario and life peer Lew Grade fled the Ukraine to become one of the giants in British television.

Noun used with modifier

• pop: Media Head: Brendan O'Sullivan, MA, PGCE Last year, an honorary doctorate was awarded to local pop music impresario Pete Waterman.

• rap: She also got asked to the exclusive after-show party, hosted by rap impresario Sean 'P.

• circus: Phineas T. Barnum, circus impresario, born 1910.

• ballet: After successful auditions for the ballet impresario Sergei Diaghilev, all four dancers were accepted into the Ballets Russes.