Virtuosic in a sentence

Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra — Afternoon With Bruckner: Virtuosic violinist Alex Gonzalez will perform a spirited rendition of a Mozart classic.

But virtuosic topicality and overdetermined relevance to our own moment aren’t what make “The Fall of America” special.

Milverton Society has hosted world-famous artists such as Kanneh-Mason family, Voces8 a Capella group, wildly virtuosic Red Priest and James Bartlett.

Much of Han’s playing on the album is tough and muscular, full of quick, angular phrasing that skips across the keys with virtuosic flourish.

Dream Theater, the iconic progressive metal band known for their virtuosic musicianship and elaborate compositions, will be performing in Malta in July.

Explore northern Italy with host Scott Yoo and discover how Vivaldi’s masterwork “The Four Seasons” merged religious melodies, opera and virtuosic violin-playing to create a new era of music.

Few musicians better qualify to front a 100th-anniversary celebration of Berlin’s aesthetically revolutionary Bauhaus movement than the city’s virtuosic, erudite and very spontaneous pianist-composer Michael Wollny.

He was unafraid to push the virtuosic — and notoriously headstrong — musicians.

Their back catalogue features some of the most virtuosic musicianship you’re likely to find on mainstream rock records and it’s little wonder that so many artists cite them as an inspiration.

The orchestra is then on full virtuosic display, featuring the enchanting music of Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade, conjuring up images of the sea, a storm, and a young Persian prince and princess.

His virtuosic guitar style utilizes a unique blend of musical elements that transcends genre.

The Pulitzer board said the album was a "virtuosic song collection" that captured "the modern African American life".

Another clear reference to the baroque is the often complex and virtuosic counterpoint that sometimes follows strict fugal behavior but more often simply allows each performer in the group to assert his voice.

At the time Clementi was exploring a more virtuosic and flamboyant style, and this might explain Mozart's disparaging attitude.

A virtuosic violinist, Gilles is well known for his love of, and respect for, traditional music from Eastern Europe to America and for his ability to convey an authentic sound to his audience, whether the music be gypsy, Irish, swing, or bluegrass.

Besides consort playing the bass could also be used as a solo instrument (there were also smaller basses designed especially for a virtuosic solo role, see above division viol, lyra viol, viola bastarda).

Even later passage work is dramatic and recitative-like, rather than merely virtuosic.

For almost a century after this, the euphonium solo repertoire consisted of only a dozen or so virtuosic pieces, mostly light in character.

In Op. 35, Chopin was able to combine within a formal large musical structure many elements of his virtuosic piano technique—"a kind of dialogue between the public pianism of the brilliant style and the German sonata principle".

It is more purely virtuosic than its predecessor: Saëns-Saëns commented to Fauré that it would never be as popular as the First because it was too difficult.