Sentence examples for the etude from inspiring English sources

The Etude No. 8, "Erlkönig," was a vivid, Lisztian setting of a Goethe poem.

The Etude No. 7 was a skillful arrangement for left hand of Tchaikovsky's "Lullaby".

Included as well is an earlier piano dazzler, the "Etude Fantasy," composed for James Tocco in 1976 and given an electrifying reading by Mr. Tocco here.

National Youth Orchestra Of Scotland The NYOS is in Stranraer with Iain Sutherland conducting the suite from Der Rosenkavalier, the Symphonic Dances from West Side Story, and the premiere of the Etude for Orchestra by Edward Harper.

The paper is sometimes referred to as "H.S.S.," for the authors' last names, and is also known as "The Etude," which some say is a tribute to its brevity and eloquence.

It traversed a broad selection of Stravinsky's music for chamber ensemble, from the ever-vital (the "Dumbarton Oaks" Concerto and Octet) to the interesting (the Septet, the Three Pieces for String Quartet) and the downright odd (the "Lied Ohne Name" and the Etude for Pianola) — all of them thrilling to hear.

From the etude-like opening 'Fading Maid Preludium' (originally based on a C Major fugue), which explodes into post-Hendrix power-chords, to the focused beauty of 'Where We Used to Live', Tuesday Wonderland offers numerous reasons as to why EST are one of the few bands in existence that can genuinely be called unique.

The Etudes drove this home.

Florence was an accomplished pianist, who loved music deeply, from the Etudes of Chopin to the operas of Wagner.

"When I was working for him," Muhly said, "you could see things from the Etudes form the germ of an idea.

The Etudes fit into a recent trend, which started when Glass turned 75, of having the rare chance to finally see his large-scale works in their entirety.