Sentence examples for piano terms from inspiring English sources

It carries the title [R]evolution, though in piano terms there's nothing particularly iconoclastic about the two works that follow the Stockhausen.

His Bach playing, according to his own program notes, has been influenced by the experience of performing on organs of Bach's time: that might explain his attention to coloring the voices and his clearly articulated rhythms, features that he re interpreted in piano terms.

Also learn the piano terms, such as piano, forte, mezzo piano, mezzo forte, etc. Start off by learning the notes easily.

Piano uses terms like vibration, breathing and magic to describe what he calls the "immaterials" of architecture.

Tell It Like It Is, Aaron Neville from the album Tell It Like It Is In the same way that Harvey Keitel was like a typical woman character in The Piano, in terms of his needs, in this song the character's vulnerable like you expect a woman to be.

In fact I think of the piano in terms of James Booker's piano language, kind of like you think in English.

When directing his own plays, he was routinely heard to use the musical terms piano and fortissimo, andante and allegro.

Gripped as we are by the supposed wonders of daily 'mindfulness' meditation – apparently even Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic is a fan – it's intriguing that Rusbridger describes practising the piano in similar terms.

Impossible to say, really - but in terms of piano music, the Ligeti Etudes would have to be somewhere near the top of the list.

I overheard audience members complaining during intermission that Mr. Denk's rendition was too "self-indulgent," but while he certainly maximized the piano's capabilities in terms of dynamic contrast, he never sacrificed good taste.

"The basic deal with the piano is coming to terms with its unbelievable imperfections," Mr. Biss said, "the fact that it will never blossom over the course of a note, and that you can never make a crescendo from note to note without some sort of illusion involved.