How To Use Pianistic In A Sentence
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By taking more responsibility for their musical progress, these students had stretched their musical minds and pianistic skills.
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How does one begin to approach teaching these pianistic pillars upon which the entire body of piano repertoire is built?
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The "Prague" is a better pairing that one might think — the connecting thread being Bruckner's hammered articulations in the 8th's finale (an unusually pianistic texture for him) which nicely sets up Mozart's motoric Classicism.
Archive 2009-03-01
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pianistic abilities
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England, Romania, Switzerland and Hong Kong, and was a prizewinner at the Concours Piano 80 in Switzerland and a finalist at the Concorse Pianistico Nazionale in Italy.
MAS - NEW PACIFIC TRIO Tue. March 17
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The pianistic dazzle towards the end was stunning.
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The concluding Precipitato was a brilliant display of pure pianistic pyrotechnics.
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Prokofiev's daunting cluster chords and rapid fire pianistic flourishes held no terrors for her.
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Most teachers recognize the importance of ensemble playing as being integral to students' musical and pianistic development.
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The pianist's dazzling rendition of the Vivace finale was a pianistic tour de force.
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Then, after the theme has once more presented itself in a modified form -- variant -- it comes under the pestle of an extremely figurate coda, which demands the study of an artist, the strength of a robust man -- the most vigorous pianistic health, in a word!
Chopin : the Man and His Music
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As a result, there is a disappointing lack of attention to contrapuntal interchange and some inconsistent stemming of chordal textures, making the arrangements more difficult to read initially and sometimes awkward pianistically.
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Even a decade later, Schumann claimed that Liszt's pianistic flair would always overshadow his compositional achievements.
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Although Brendel generally does not look kindly upon his distant discographical past (he apparently "disowns" his world-premiere Prokofiev Fifth Concerto that closes disc 35), he certainly has little for which to apologize here, musically and pianistically speaking.
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The pianist's dazzling rendition of the Vivace finale was a pianistic tour de force.
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The "Prague" is a better pairing that one might think — the connecting thread being Bruckner's hammered articulations in the 8th's finale (an unusually pianistic texture for him) which nicely sets up Mozart's motoric Classicism.
Archive 2009-03-01
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Even the less gifted are extremely strong pianistically.
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The Schubert was likewise a weaving of wonderful tonal colors and pianistic power.
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The more they talked about it, the more the idea of some kind of pianistic sacrifice appealed to the pianist, which is where the drowning piano came in.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
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Well, we all have our own pianistic or violinistic, flautistic, trumpet-ish or tuba-esque Everests!
Pianistic Everests – what are yours?
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But even performers who ‘adhere to the score’ greatly inflect their readings by personal, pianistic, musical and emotional modifications.
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It was pianistically challenging to create the required intensity and expressionism, and thus colour and line were of utmost importance, as also an improvisatory element.
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Musically, it is the most impressive of this extraordinary mastodonic survival of the "pianistic" past.
Chopin : the Man and His Music
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With so many magnificent recordings available this sounds a little routine, pianistically and orchestrally.
Times, Sunday Times
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Once their ears are attuned to this aspect of pianistic musicianship, their playing will never be the same.
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He brought subtle pianistic colors and fleet-fingered panache to Debussy's magnum chamber opus.
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His pianistic influence on Thelonious Monk, Abdullah Ibrahim and Stan Tracey, to name only three of scores of disciples, is evident throughout Piano in the Foreground.
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Where Janácek is pianistically sparse, Smetana imbues his piano works with the expansive palette of his orchestral works, a broad chromatic syntax flowing with panache.
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Though these trio gigs with local bass and drums partners Geoff Gascoyne and Sebastiaan de Krom will likely focus on his massive songwriting CV and long involvement with chanson rather than improv pianistics, they're a rare chance to hear a legend of 20th-century popular composition at close range.
This week's new live music
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We come now to the final volumes in the series of what one may as well call pianistic "nature-studies": the "Fireside Tales" (op. 61) and
Edward MacDowell
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His early works show prominent influence from Chopin's pianistic quality (allegedly the young Scriabin slept with Chopin's score under his pillow!
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Theatricality rather than reality is the keynote of his production, a point symbolised by the constant background music of Latenas Faustas, which varies from fairground jauntiness to pianistic plangency.
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My second favorite is probably Van Cliburn: despite the vast difference in pianistic sound, his interpretation has the same reticent quality.
We should be on by now
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What I find as a soloist or working with a bassist, is that I can address myself more to the proposition of being a complete pianist; I find a lot more pianistic freedom.
Legendary Jazz Pianist Dead At 91
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Although he was composing at the same time as Bartok, Debussy, Ravel and Iyes, he remained true to the romantic tradition and expanded it in his use of long melodic lines, complex tonalities and more pianistic and color effects.
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Chopin, "the poet of the piano, " was as great an innovation in the pianistic world as Liszt, whose dazzling spectacular virtuosity was the antithesis of Chopin's more refined genius.
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Presently, a flowing melody in the bass begins against a pianissimo, arpeggiated accompaniment in the right hand, with a very charming and thoroughly pianistic effect, and the praeludium is carried through on this motive.
The Masters and their Music A series of illustrative programs with biographical, esthetical, and critical annotations
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We come now to the final volumes in the series of what one may as well call pianistic “nature-studies”: the “Fireside Tales” (op. 61) and
Edward MacDowell
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All three movements of approximately equal duration are flowing, expressive and full of idiomatic pianistic gestures and an individual harmonic and textural syntax within a broadly neo-classical frame.
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Others with her pianistic skills might flaunt it on grand technocratic opuses.
Times, Sunday Times
