Sentence examples for etudes from from inspiring English sources

9. Chopin Ballades, Etudes From Kiev in 1959 and 1960, illuminating Richter's simultaneously structural and improvisatory approach to Chopin.

He is playful or jesting (the limping 16th-notes of Chopin's E major Etude from Opus 25); his humor is never frivolous.

After intermission came gee-whiz theatrics from the first volume of George Crumb's "Makrokosmos," David Del Tredici's strange yet somehow touching retreat to the Chopin of the 1840s and the unclassifiable beauties of Ligeti's Etudes for Piano, here two examples from Book I.

After intermission came Barraque's electronic Etude, dating from the same period as the Sonata, 1951-53, and sharing its combination of despair and exhilaration.

The writer won the Pulitzer Prize in music in 1988 for "12 New Etudes for Piano".

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

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

The day before at Bargemusic, Mr. Attademo pays his respects to another guitarist, Heitor Villa-Lobos, performing five of his preludes and eight etudes, separated by a Bach Chaconne, from the Partita No. 2 for violin, BWV 1004.

Instead, the dancers in DAAG seem to create the Chopin score with every smoldering glance, every click of the heels, every flick of the shoulder, every whoosh of air as a ballerina is tossed skyward, inciting Roy Bogas to spin mazurkas, waltzes, etudes, and that turbulent scherzo from his lonely piano in the pit.

The "Transcendental Etudes," Liszt's third reworking, date from 1851.

He was born on March 21 , 1916and was educated in France and in England, receiving degrees from l'Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales and Oxford University.