Sentence examples for single pianist from inspiring English sources

In most houses just a single pianist would play, usually improvising, and often folding in songs or classical pieces.

The score is played by a single pianist, in this case Lawrence Yurman, and there are no props or costumes.

By this means, many more notes could be encoded into a roll than a single pianist could play.

They made a first-rate team: often their playing was so finely balanced that they sounded like a single pianist, and they brought an admirable measure of precision (not to mention zest) to the speedy cat-and-mouse finale.

The set by Kris Stone, ostensibly depicting the grandfather's estate garden, is rudimentary and charmless; the music is provided by a single pianist, and the theater's low ceilings and the stage's lack of depth restrict the staging of the children's antics so they don't seem very antic at all.

"I pulled myself together," she says of the aftermath, "only to discover that not a single Mariinsky pianist was willing even to acknowledge me when I greeted them in the street, let alone rehearse with me.

He has just been honoured with Gramophone magazine's lifetime achievement award, the ultimate recording industry accolade, entirely fitting for a man whose studio career spans 52 years and who has probably issued more discs than any other single living pianist.

I don't know a single modern pianist who hasn't taken something from Brad.

In support of this view that the sonatas are a single unity, pianist and scholar Alfred Brendel has found profound musical links between the sonatas.

The hall was nearly dark, except for a single spotlight on the pianist.

JANE KRAKOWSKI said that recording the single "You" with the pianist and composer JIM BRICKMAN was different from performing all those songs on "Ally McBeal".