Examples of 'virtuosic' in a sentence
Meaning of "virtuosic"
Virtuosic (adjective): Characterized by great skill or technique, especially in the arts
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- requiring a high level of technical skill.
- impressive and sometimes flamboyant.
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This virtuosic piece is graceful and effective.
She is graceful and virtuosic in her technique.
Virtuosic fireworks for piano and orchestra.
Fine light lines set virtuosic accents.
He made a virtuosic moment out of eating a fly.
The study concludes with a particularly virtuosic coda.
I may never be as virtuosic as a violinist or as heroic as a cellist.
Very many of them are of a virtuosic nature.
This virtuosic piece has seven tempo variations.
Melodic and virtuosic jazz.
At best the instrument had a contrapuntal rather than melodic or virtuosic function.
It is a virtuosic piece for both instruments.
The final variation in each section is virtuosic and climactic.
A delightful and virtuosic medley of well known melodies.
They use their own unique arrangements and virtuosic elements.
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The gun battles are virtuosic demonstrations of the possibilities of film storytelling.
The rhythm section was no less virtuosic than the horns.
The flute is a virtuosic instrument that flutists can play extremely fast.
The young artist succeeded in exquisitely rendering the virtuosic composition.
In his operas he often wrote virtuosic solos for various instruments.
His virtuosic chops and heartfelt delivery have influenced every modern jazz musician.
Every utterance is a virtuosic performance.
Highly virtuosic violin music was sometimes associated with the Devil.
The last movement is the most virtuosic among the three.
Rudd delivers a truly virtuosic performance as he flawlessly toggles between emotional extremes.
Surmounting the consequent violinistic difficulties is a virtuosic and musical challenge to violinists.
Sprezzatura emphasized virtuosic effects that were displayed with apparent ease and facility.
It explores several ideas that become intertwined in the virtuosic and triumphant close.
He created another virtuosic masterpiece that will not age with time.
In addition to the first place received a special prize for the most virtuosic performance.
It is highly virtuosic romanticism.
Their guitar sound often features heavy distortion and technically virtuosic riffs and solos.
That has brought a virtuosic backbone to the orchestra which is very clearly in evidence.
We end the class by combining all these elements into fluid and virtuosic choreographic phrases.
He played driving rhythm and virtuosic lead lines simultaneously and sang over it all.
Fellow guitar players consider de Grassi to be among the most virtuosic living guitarists.
Art Tatum was known for his virtuosic piano playing and creative improvisation.
Philippe Jaroussky is a French opera countertenor known for his virtuosic coloratura technique.
The movement ends with a highly virtuosic cadenza that Mendelssohn had written himself.
The Spanish Rhapsody and the Mephisto Waltz as well as other virtuosic pieces.
A dance led by Soltero with a virtuosic performance of contemporary release.
A typical capriccio is fast, intense and often virtuosic in nature.
It was a virtuosic concert, exulting in sorrow, determination and thunderous impact.
That was virtuosic.
Virtuosic and staggeringly intelligent, this is a classic example of the genre.
The decision to move to Quebec allowed her virtuosic playing to reach a wider international audience.
His work, usually of an intimate character, occasionally contains virtuosic passages.
In other words, virtuosic activity shows itself as universal servile work.
It was not long before he was playing works like the virtuosic Transcendental Etudes by Liszt.
It 's extremely virtuosic in a very free and strong and progressive way.
