| Most teachers recognize the importance of ensemble playing as being integral to students' musical and pianistic development. |
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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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| Once their ears are attuned to this aspect of pianistic musicianship, their playing will never be the same. |
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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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| The pianist's dazzling rendition of the Vivace finale was a pianistic tour de force. |
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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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| He brought subtle pianistic colors and fleet-fingered panache to Debussy's magnum chamber opus. |
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| Prokofiev's daunting cluster chords and rapid fire pianistic flourishes held no terrors for her. |
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| The Schubert was likewise a weaving of wonderful tonal colors and pianistic power. |
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| The concluding Precipitato was a brilliant display of pure pianistic pyrotechnics. |
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| Beethoven proceeds to decorate this theme with the finest pianistic filigree. |
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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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| He invests virtually every phrase with incomparable authority and elegance, paying tribute to a pianistic bel canto while rendering its texture completely transparent. |
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| This known as, the rhapsodies of Liszt constitute a new fireworks pianistic. |
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| For all his pianistic skills and musicianly refinement, he can be an idiosyncratic interpreter. |
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| Its strength is the acumen that comes from the author's own pianistic experience, enabling him to analyse the elements of Evans's style. |
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| These few works, however, display a superb pianistic sense, which is perhaps best represented in the B-flat-minor Sonata. |
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| It features numerous sudden calms, which are swept away by extremely high-voltage pianistic passages. |
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| Of particular note to him was her exquisite sense for diversified musical styles, her warmth and her pianistic dexterity. |
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| The result was a hitch-free album alternating 60s pop sounds with Gainsbourg-style sketches, pianistic tragedies and muted jazz. |
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| But the Prelude, though, is perhaps the most personal and soulful of these, with its long spun-out melody which soars and falls with inspired pianistic imagination. |
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| The beautiful counterpoint, the rhythmic complexity and the harmonic plentitude run together in a pianistic writing whose elasticity can be compared to that of Chopin's or Schumann's music. |
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| Using a two-handed pianistic tapping style on a twelve-string fretboard, Mr. Adelson has amazed audiences worldwide with this new approach to string playing. |
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| Even so, much of the writing, even in the later works, remains embedded in just two remarkable voices, so their sonority is far less pianistic than that of Beethoven's sonatas. |
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| But in the way he employed orchestral colours and transcended them into a dense pianistic writing, and in how he refined the instrument's technique, he irrevocably tipped musical language toward modernity. |
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| Although he was a more academic figure, Saint-Saens, in the last of his piano concertos, seemed to reconcile a pianistic writing inherited from Liszt and a typically French orchestral clarity. |
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| The second year of publication reveals the journal's ambition to confine itself no longer to the pianistic world, but rather to cover the musical world at large. |
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| There are some clever hemiolas in addition to cadential sections which are heard with octave doublings, a colouristic device that would become a pianistic cliché in the latter part of the 18th century. |
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| Again, as in the first movement, a variety of exotic pianistic colours and figurations exhilarate and fascinate us, until the pace quickens and the piece ends with powerful dignity, evading any exaggerated flamboyance. |
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| The sophistication of the E-major Scherzo, Op. 54, certainly contrasts sharply with Chopin's first Scherzo, whose powerful drama and pianistic inventiveness is not enhanced by a rather repetitive design. |
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| It seems to have pretensions of becoming a fugue, but soon dissolves into brilliant and forward-moving pianistic flourishes amidst frequent repetitions of the theme. |
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| Chords fly about in angry, clipped rhythms, roaring triplet accompaniments underpin passionate, operatic melodies, and orchestral effects defy the limits of pianistic sonorities. |
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| In the slow movements she sculpts a purposeful edge to the decorative filigree, a transmutation of operatic fioritura into pianistic terms. |
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| Musically this piece is a bit less impressive, but it manifests once again Mathieu's compositional ability and pianistic technique at the age of five. |
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| Dinnerstein brings her own pianistic expressivity to the Goldberg Variations, probing each variation as if it were something completely new. |
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| He thought that a kind of pianistic Darwinism had occurred, so that any serious pianist would be able to play this once unplayable piece by the age of eighteen. |
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| More disquieting were the pianist's own cadenzas, a whistlestop journey through later pianistic tropes, as well as Mozart's own, which toppled the music's innate equilibrium. |
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| The British pianist Nicolas Hodges offered an exciting performance of the work, whose pianistic textures are so dense it seems as if two hands must be at work. |
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| But it offers pianistic thrills as well as a few moments of dreamy introspection, and Mr. Ax played it with the vitality and thoughtfulness listeners expect of him. |
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| This mature young pianist can convey everything with conviction, from poignant bell-like floating melodies, to torrential arpeggios and monumental pianistic nobilities. |
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