The phrase "a mode of playing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particular style or method of engaging in a game or activity, often in contexts related to music, sports, or gaming.
Example: "The musician showcased a unique mode of playing the guitar that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a style of playing" or "a method of playing".
(Chinen) Tomas Fujiwara Trio (Wednesday) A drummer working along jazz's experimental fringe, Mr. Fujiwara favors a mode of playing that's forward-leaning but rarely blunt or aggressive, and never random.
(Chinen) Tomas Fujiwara and the Hook Up (Thursday) A drummer working along jazz's experimental fringe, Mr. Fujiwara favors a mode of playing that's forward--driving forward but rarely blunt or aggressive, and never random.
(Chinen) Tomas Fujiwara and the Hook Up (Friday) A drummer working along jazz's experimental fringe, Mr. Fujiwara favors a mode of playing that's forward-leaning but rarely blunt or aggressive, and never random.
(Chinen) Tomas Fujiwara & the Hook Up (Saturday) A drummer working along jazz's experimental fringe, Mr. Fujiwara favors a mode of playing that's forward-leaning but rarely blunt or aggressive, and never random.
(Chinen) Tomas Fujiwara and the Hook Up (Thursday) A drummer working along jazz's experimental fringe, Mr. Fujiwara favors a mode of playing that's forward-driving but rarely blunt or aggressive, and never random.
Begin by selecting a mode of play.
Glennie's mode of playing translates into truly exciting live performances.
His second album — wryly titled "Easy Living" and released 30 years later — rippled through a jazz world obsessed at the time with vintage modes of playing, bebop chief among them.
But, for all the actor's mustache-wrangling panache, these roles can seem contrived, like two modes of playing "Grand Theft Brothel".
There will be a live on-site demo (and a new mode of play) at the launch party, as well as a reception.
