Sentence examples for piano for which from inspiring English sources

He made his living from his published works and from teaching piano, for which he commanded exorbitant fees.

The composer joined them on piano in the latter piece, and also played "Music for Piano," for which, inspired by Cage's prepared-piano pieces, she draped a necklace over the middle strings of the piano, making it sound lutelike.

Ms. Hunter had a distinguished film career ("Broadcast News" and "The Piano," for which she won an Oscar) before playing a dissipated wreck on "Saving Grace," a show she helped create.

This week's pianist is Vladimir Feltsman, who performs the "Burleske for Piano and Orchestra" and gives a preconcert talk on Strauss and the piano, for which Strauss wrote few solo works.

The music room, which can accommodate 125 for concerts and frequently does, was built to house Mr. Archer's Mason & Hamlin piano, for which he paid $40,000 to restore — although it should be noted that his memory for what he paid for any given item is dreadful.

He supported himself by selling his compositions and teaching piano, for which he was in high demand.

But something like Structures For Two Pianos, for which I was the co-first pianist in the UK, you just can't listen to now".

By contrast, Stephen Sondheim's "Concertino" presented its energetic syncopations in a nonvocal vocabulary; you could hear the percussive sparkle of the two pianos for which the piece was originally written, one of which survived in the orchestration by Jonathan Sheffer, Eos's founder and conductor.

He said: 'I won't come to see you no more – I went to get my fags out of the motor and I couldn't get back in.'" When our chat finishes, Chas & Dave head downstairs, where Jamie Cullum is waiting to interview the pair about pub piano playing for a Radio 4 programme he's making about pianos for which they will play some music together.

Today we have digital pianos, for which the piano sound is sampled from top concert grand pianos with all 88-keys sampled at different velocity levels.

In 1914, Prokofiev finished his career at the Conservatory by entering the so-called 'battle of the pianos', a competition open to the five best piano students for which the prize was a Schreder grand piano: Prokofiev won by performing his own Piano Concerto No. 1.