Sentence examples for keyboard technique from inspiring English sources

Scarlatti, considered to be the founder of modern keyboard technique, was the greatest pianist before Liszt.

In addition, Ligeti's études, virtuosic character pieces, were inspired by the composer's inadequate keyboard technique.

His keyboard technique carried him only part of the way: he could play melodies on the instrument's keyboard easily enough.

Within that sprawl, there were passing glints of modernist harmony and blues tonality and many moments of imposing keyboard technique.

Mr. Berkman has strong keyboard technique, and he kept a steely, even legato on long 16th-note bebop phrases.

He used specifics from Monk's keyboard technique — dissonant chords artfully banged like early funk, sparky downward runs at the close of an eight-bar segment.

Alban Berg's Four Pieces for clarinet and piano (1913) calls for clusters along with other avant-garde keyboard techniques.

Correct posture and keyboard techniques can reduce the strain to your muscles.

This, she feared, would make it more difficult for him and his classmates to acquire the proper keyboarding techniques that would later save time and prevent repetitive injuries.

It seems his class had received no keyboarding instruction prior to this, and her primary concern was that "hunt-and-peck" would become her grandson's "default brain template". This, she feared, would make it more difficult for him and his classmates to acquire the proper keyboarding techniques that would later save time and prevent repetitive injuries.

Chopin's harmonic innovations may have arisen partly from his keyboard improvisation technique.