Sentence examples for degree of technical virtuosity from inspiring English sources
Most of their peers in the emergent US punk scene were dependent on a degree of technical virtuosity – the interplay between Lenny Kaye's guitar and Richard Sohl's piano in the Patti Smith Group, Television's intricate guitar filigree, Robert Quine's jazz-inspired soloing in the Voidoids – but Ramones was filled with music anyone capable of holding down a barre chord could play.
Despite his lack of technical virtuosity, his work does explore, or at least play around with, the nature of painting.
It was marked by joyous competitiveness, with quartets vying in displays of technical virtuosity and emotional power.
But for all the awe this anxious and awkward man expressed before any sort of technical virtuosity, he did not regard technique as an end in itself.
It was regarded as a display of technical virtuosity, and it was included in most 16th- and 17th-century drawing manuals.
Marie Sallé, (born 1707 died July 27 , 1756 Paris, France), innovative French dancer and choreographer who performed expressive, dramatic dances during a period when displays of technical virtuosity were more popular.
Cellini's bronzes were also works of technical virtuosity; the goal of the artist was imitatio, or verisimilitude, the re-creation of life.
Very little on the program required extremes of technical virtuosity; instead the main elements were Mr. Feghali's sensitivity to matters of color and rhythm.
But the fans "oohed" and "aaahed" over the displays of technical virtuosity, starting with motion-capture film from Robert Zemeckis's "A Christmas Carol," featuring Jim Carrey.
