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virtuosic
adjective
Requiring a high level of technical skill.
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The word 'virtuosic' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that displays extreme skill or mastery in a particular field, such as music, art, or sports. Example: "The pianist's virtuosic performance left the audience in awe."
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The real fear in this virtuosic work is of its own virtuosity.
It retains the essential scenario of Conrad, his swaggering pirate friends and lively girlfriend Medora, but does so in the virtuosic bright colours of a cartoon.
When Ratmansky first brought his proteges Natalia Osipova and Ivan Vasiliev – a virtuosic partnership – into the company, he met with resistance; their styles and physiques did not conform to company type.
Its prominence is due both to its vast virtuosic repertoire and star performers, and to acclaim from New Agers around the world, who find in its complex rhythms and crisp sounds a sense of spiritual authenticity.
The concerto's exquisite melodies, plus the virtuosic brilliance of Mr Vengerov, kept the audience happy.
Don't expect a dance of ideas or a virtuosic concert of voices.
Mischievous and self-assured, this is the rebellion of a young man with a virtuosic talent for drawing.And he was incredibly young the exhibition's works begin when he is barely out of adolescence.
Or that the virtuosic soprano of the castrato was due to his artificially small and flexible larynx, combined with supersized lungs?Today's singers, the authors argue, sound nothing like those gone by.
In later generations one prominent figure, Abū Ḥayyān al-Tawḥīdī, whose turbulent life is an apt reflection of the vicissitudes of court patronage during the 10th and 11th centuries, provides another example of virtuosic prose and breadth of interest.
She charges bounding in a virtuosic passage in octaves right into the tenth and final picture, "The Great Gate of Kiev".
The opera was successfully revived in the late 20th century, with a new breed of highly trained, virtuosic countertenors taking the roles originally intended for castrati.
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