Sentence examples for of pianist from inspiring English sources
PROFILE of pianist Richard Goode.
MacDowell himself was a different kind of pianist: heroic, demonic.
Tells about the life and career of pianist and composer Joe Bushkin.
Entire column on the life and career of pianist Tommy Flanagan.
Between them comes the British premiere of pianist and composer André Tchaikowsky's only opera.
The New Yorker, February 22 , 1982P. 59 Biographical sketch of pianist Erroll Garner.
By David Blum The New Yorker, June 29 , 1992P. 56 PROFILE of pianist Richard Goode.
Coldplay was formed in 1998 at University College, London, with the pairing of pianist-vocalist Chris Martin (b. March 2, 1977, Exeter, England) and guitarist Jon Buckland (b. September 11, 1977, London).
His own contributions to the development of piano technique coincided with the period of the new instrument's first popularity and did much to establish the lines on which piano playing was to develop; important traces of his influence may be found in the piano works of Haydn, Beethoven, and even Mozart, as well as the next generation of pianist-composers.
Certainly I had heard snippets of Clara's career told in the traditional way: the glittering career, the superbly histrionic story of her rabid father and haunted husband, the dramatic backdrop of the Dresden uprisings and the growth of pianist-as-cult in the 19th century with luminous show-stoppers such as Liszt and Chopin, warty little Wagner and golden-boy Brahms studding the field.
Hammersmith Apollo, W6, Tue to Thu Sam Richards The unflinching iconoclasm, total-music openness and jazz erudition of pianist-composer Matthew Bourne can make him anything from a British John Zorn to a 21st-century Thelonious Monk, but even for him this is a rare departure.
