Sentence examples for * the etudes from inspiring English sources

Florence was an accomplished pianist, who loved music deeply, from the Etudes of Chopin to the operas of Wagner.

Glass told us the etudes were composed over 20 years and that he felt "they all fit together in some strange way".

"When I was working for him," Muhly said, "you could see things from the Etudes form the germ of an idea.

Here, though, each of the Etudes was set to an intensive pulse, keeping movement alive -- with extraordinary virtuosity and control -- through undulations of tempo.

After his disappointing recording of the "Etudes," Mr. Pollini offers amends in pieces that he makes sound just as extraordinary as the later set.

When Sony began to issue CDs of all his work, he approved of the "Etudes" and "Musica ricercata", played by Pierre-Laurent Aimard, his favourite among players of his piano work (SK 62308), and he liked also the chamber music disc (SK 62309).

Today, he played the Etude in C sharp minor (Op. 2), and the Etude in D sharp minor (Op. 8, No. 12).

The Saint-Saens -- an Allegro appassionata, the Etude for Left Hand and an Etude in Waltz Form -- were more hymns to piano playing than to music.

Miss Gamson's rendering of the "etude" has a contemporary thrust.

The data set used here comes from the "Etude de l'histoire familiale" (INSEE, 1999).

For this score, Burnett used music from several years of The Etude and sheet music.