Sentence examples for function of its virtuosity from inspiring English sources
Ms. Choi's writing can be difficult until we realize the difficulty is a function of its virtuosity.
"Big Train" was a curious failure, curious because of its virtuosity.
The bite of her best love poetry comes from its heartlessness and the swagger of its virtuosity.
The Times wrote of its "virtuosity" and of Boult's "superb" conducting.
Interspersed with three late Liszt pieces and some early Brahms, there were two more premieres in Hodges's programme: the first British performances of pieces written for him by James Clarke and Hans Thomalla, both of which examine, in very different ways, the function of virtuosity in contemporary piano music.
The real fear in this virtuosic work is of its own virtuosity.
Lee shows how jazz, for all of its studied virtuosity and intellectual complexity, is rooted in the rough daily realities of African-American urban life.
When shown together, it was widely praised for its virtuosity and breadth of accomplishment.
Balletomanes may miss its virtuosity, but it has always interrupted an otherwise suspenseful drama.
Ysaÿe's playing was known for its virtuosity, expressiveness, and intensive use of vibrato.
The Times commented on its "virtuosity" and of Boult's "superb" conducting.
