Sentence examples for superb piano from inspiring English sources

Cameron Grant was the superb piano soloist.

His quiet demeanour and firm resolve were characteristic, as well as his superb piano technique and impeccable musicianship.

"Button My Lip," the opening song, has a ferocious vocal, not to mention superb piano from Steve Nieve; "Monkey to Man" updates Dave Bartholomew's nineteen-fifties New Orleans R. & B. rap "The Monkey," arguing the case for devolution over a chugging, playful rhythm.

One of the saddest regrets he had after the fall was that he had to sell the superb Börsendorfer piano he had bought in the days when foreign governments and blue chip corporations paid his public relations firm millions.

(The rhythm section is superb: Aaron Goldberg on piano, Matt Penman on bass, Gregory Hutchinson on drums).

Nearby is Elie Nadelman's 1920-24 "Womat athehe Piano," a superb wood sculpture overtly influenced by folk art, but there is no actual folk art.

A superb pianist himself, he wrote piano music of particular brilliance and resourcefulness.

In both the Shostakovich and Stravinsky, Ben Laude's piano playing was superb in pace, tone and eloquence.

The pianist Leif Ove Andsnes here contributes another: an elegant, sensitive and exciting account, the last in a series of Schubert recordings for EMI that pair this superb Norwegian pianist in late piano sonatas with selected groups of songs, performed by the British tenor Ian Bostridge.

The sub-John Pawson, white-painted minimalist joinery here is scarcely a match for the breathtaking collection of 20th-century art on the upper level, nor does it come anywhere near matching the superb exterior lake terraces that Piano has added to punctuate the generously spaced, if near-relentless sequence of masterpieces.

As part of the Highline Piano Series, the superb pianist Jeremy Denk offers a typically invigorating program, featuring Bach's Partita No. 3, Ives's Sonata No. 1, Chopin's "Polonaise Fantasie" (Op. 61), Liszt's "Spanish Rhapsody" and selections from Ligeti's Études and Debussy's "Images".