Sentence examples for tender piano from inspiring English sources

The orchestration, while alluring and inventive, inflates and sentimentalizes this tender piano piece.

In the heart-stoppingly beautiful Andante lamentoso, a seductive modal melody rises above a tender piano accompaniment.

It's currently at a new peak of No 33 after three months on the Billboard Hot 100, quite an achievement for an unknown singing a tender piano ballad about Peter Pan.

Blues" (1945); Ellington's deliberate and tender piano trio rendition of "Passion Flower" (1953); and Sinatra's lilting "Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams" (1954), probably selected because Sinatra lets three jazz soloists loose as in no other session from the tightly arranged 50's.

With its heartbreaking violin and cello solos and the tender piano accompaniments to them, with the clarinet as virtuoso surrogate for the composer's beloved songbirds and with the violent piano episodes laid out like geometric charts, this music rises into a world all its own.

It opens with "sad and tender" piano chords.

It Was You sits at the warmer end of the album, alongside Wintertime, where Jones's tender, chirpy piano playing contrasts lyrics about relying on someone too much.

Instead he completed his "Kinderscenen" ("Scenes From Childhood") for piano, a tender, playful yet emotionally piercing suite still beloved by pianists.

At the beginning of the slow movement of the Beethoven, the strings delivered incisive attacks, contrasting almost brutally with the piano's tender utterances.

So the band may surprise some at the Breakaway Festival, its first live performance in Texas since the movie's release, with its evolved sound, full of muted, tender moments outfitted with piano and woodwinds.

She sang about regretful leave-takings and the possibilities of tender reunions over undulating piano chords or unobtrusive guitar; there were echoes of Feist and Joni Mitchell, but she had her own melodic grace.