Sentence examples for repertoire master from inspiring English sources

PURCHASE -- "Insights Into Duo Piano Collaboration and Repertoire," master class; Sylvia Marx and Marcia Flaks.

Add a few diminished chords to my repertoire and master the pentatonic and mixolydian scales and the world would be my oyster.

The New Yorker, February 8 , 1936P. 11 Talk story about Artur Schnabel acknowledged to be the world's best interpreter of Beethoven and has in his active repertoire all of the master's piano works.

Matthew Cohen, an American scholar of the wayang and a dalang himself who has been living in Cirebon for eight years, said: "Warsad is very smart, but illiterate, and I think that has helped him to master the repertoire.

By Charles Cooke and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, February 8 , 1936P. 11 Talk story about Artur Schnabel acknowledged to be the world's best interpreter of Beethoven and has in his active repertoire all of the master's piano works.

He exudes the restlessness of a performer who has long since mastered his repertoire.

This can be explained though the fact that in cases where high proficient language learners do seem to have mastered a repertoire that resembles that of native speakers in terms of width, this does not necessarily mean their knowledge of the formulaic sequences therein is similar to that of native speakers in terms of depth.

A patient with SUD + ASD, for example, may be helped to engage in social activities with reduced drinking (i.e., controlled substance use) and thus to master the behavioural repertoire needed to participate in social activities [ 24].

There are few operatic roles for mezzo-soprano that she hasn't mastered, with a repertoire that has ranged from Monteverdi to Berg, and beyond.

She studied the piano, mastering the classical repertoire as well as bebop, and she began touring and recording in her early twenties.

He has mastered a complete repertoire of priestly mannerisms: a singsong intonation that turns artificially high and skittish, a craven laugh in which the mouth freezes agape, staying open longer than it should (to show what a good sort he is) and he has a geniality that might cover a multitude of sins or, in his case, just one.