Sentence examples for powerful piano from inspiring English sources

Griffes' other works include the dance dramas Sho-Jo (1917), built on Japanese melodies; The Kairn of Koridwen (1917), for piano, celesta, flute, clarinets, horns, and harp; and the powerful Piano Sonata in F Major.

During these years Brahms composed the boldly conceived Double Concerto in A Minor (1887) for violin and cello, the powerful Piano Trio No. 3 in C Minor (1886), and the Violin Sonata in D Minor (1886 88).

His most celebrated works include the beautifully conceived Knoxville: Summer of 1915 for soprano and orchestra, the wistful Violin Concerto, the powerful Piano Sonata (premiered by the great Russian virtuoso Vladimir Horowitz) and the Pulitzer-winning opera Vanessa.

By then more powerful pianos would have been available.

"This building is not made with the intention to be aggressive or powerful," says Piano. "It is not about priapismo.

This week Mr. Walton's powerful, precise piano playing and small-group arrangements will be augmented by the alto saxophonist Vincent Herring, a Cannonball Adderley-inspired musician with a supple, soulful sound.

With her powerful vocals, piano skills, and obvious talent as a songwriter, the judges are completely blown away.

On the other hand, she opened Beethoven's "Waldstein" Sonata with a remarkably powerful and intense piano (in the sense of quiet playing).

Franck's powerful Quintet for Piano and Strings, written in 1879 at the end of the composer's career, is a show-stopper by itself (and should, appropriately, stop the show).

I was intrigued by regular correspondent nilpferd's references to McCoy Tyner in relation to pianists' use of hook-like repeating patterns, a reminder that though this series hasn't addressed Tyner specifically, he's been a powerful influence on piano jazz and on the form in general.

But at the piano her powerful shoulders and muscled forearms make an impression.