Sentence examples for Detailed piano from inspiring English sources

Edith Davis Tidwell, a soprano, gave meltingly expressive accounts of three selections from Mr. Lieberson's "Rilke Songs" (2001), gently angular settings with richly detailed piano accompaniments, played deftly by Naomi Oliphant.

For those who, like me, write detailed piano copy, the orchestrator's chief task is to give the dry monochromatic texture of the piano color and atmosphere, which indeed may involve adding additional lines, but the notion that orchestrators do much of the composing for composers who know what they're doing is inaccurate.

"Nautical details are good details," Piano told me when we met last year in his Astrup Fearnley Museum in Oslo, designed like a great sail crashing into the harbour, strapped down with endless amounts of rigging.

For further detailed information on the piano rolls within this collection, please refer to the draft inventory provided.

Program One might be the best, with a rhythmically detailed take on Joplin piano rags by Richard Alston Dance Company, the breathtaking footwork of the tango couple Gabriel Missé and Analía Centurión, and the première of Justin Peck's first choreography for his N.Y.C.B. colleague Sara Mearns.

Meagan Miller, a soprano, closed the first half of the program with Robert Beaser's fiery, seductive "Four Dickinson Songs" (2002), a set that includes not only a demanding vocal line but also some powerful and beautifully detailed writing for the piano.

Detail on piano is okay, though it lacks clarity at higher volumes.

Tiny, detailed, rather formal acoustic arrangements; tiny, detailed, frequently mordant songwriting; two small voices exploring the narrow dynamic range between piano and "intimate".

It detailed his personal account of learning improvisational jazz on the piano.

Sound: Reveals lots of detail, loves a piano, but bass can sound polite rather than dirty.

Much of the score's glittering detail — notably the piano part, which consists of 17,640 notes in a continuous stream — was lost in Carnegie's mellow acoustics.