“If you spend approximately 14,600 hours doing any activity that has a progressive learning scale, you too can become a virtuoso.”

“Lyricism combines with charm, with the soloist's technical virtuosity ever-present, but never indulged in showily for its own sake.”

“These performances of the three late sonatas too have a fine, confident sweep and display Pizarro's easy, fluent virtuosity.”

“One minute crabbed, spindly lines pick through the chords awkwardly, then suddenly there's a passage of effortless, fluid virtuosity.”

“If any thing further employ his attention, it is perhaps a little virtuosoship. He inquires after fine pictures, fine statues, fine buildings.”

“In her dual rle of wife and virtuosa she was the first to secure proper recognition for her husband's genius.”

“Baroque music like this requires a distinguished ensemble with virtuosi performers.”

“With 40-odd virtuosi onstage this visionary collective is a unique experience, and one day, you'll be able to say: I was there!”

“It wasn't long before a number of instrumental virtuosi, mainly Italians, gave these duets legitimacy by introducing them to the concert hall.”

“He joins the illustrious ranks of blind virtuosos, alongside renowned organists and other musicians who have triumphed against physical handicap.”

“Those are the moments that bring out air guitar virtuosos and fill the dance floor, moments when mosh pits writhe and heads bang.”

“Three guitarists, a balafon-player, a kora-player and two kamalé ngoni virtuosos joined the seven griots.”