Sentence examples for pianist one from inspiring English sources
When one makes one's own Humanity one's end, one pursues its development, much as when one makes becoming a pianist one's end, one pursues the development of piano playing.
But again, the climax of the set was derived from Taylor's final interactions with Tanaka, as the dancer's concluding narrative arc included a tender embrace of the pianist (one that successfully capitalized on the emotional directness of the overall performance).
His grandfather was a Russian composer and pianist; one sister is a viola player, the other a violinist.
This pianist, one of the leading members of New York's jazz underground, has put out a couple of consistently strong albums on the Palmetto label.
The New Yorker, December 26 , 1936P. 7 Talk story about Moriz Rosenthal, pianist, one of the few surviving pupils of Liszt's.
Didactic issues aside, John Medeski is an exciting pianist, one worth taking seriously; using the piano (as he will do again in this five-night engagement) makes him less mannered and reveals a style traceable to both Ellington and Cecil Taylor.
The pianist Ahmad Jamal, one of the most influential and simply one of the best of all jazz musicians, is playing and recording with undiminished vitality at the age of eighty-six.
Two new celebrations have come to our attention: the first is a new CD, "Hommage à Messiaen," on Deutsche Grammophon, from the pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, one of the composer's supreme interpreters.
The pianist Pascal Rog?one of the strongest draws on the roster, opened his Monday evening program of French music with an alluring oddity, Saint-Sa?'s Scherzo for Two Pianos (Op. 87), performed with his wife, Ami Rog?Saint-Sa?
Encouraged by its sales, JVC prompted Mr. Colina to work on another CD, this time honoring pianist Bill Evans, one of modern jazz's most influential performers, who died in 1980.
This is by no means a definitive New Orleans collection; it's strong on pianists (with one CD of solos) and older R&B singers, adequate on brass bands, stretched thin on funk.
