lisztian造句

• He has the requisite Lisztian hair and dashing looks.
• He utterly lacked Lisztian irony or ease.
• Except for this venture into Lisztian virtuosity, Perahia has seldom strayed from the core Classical masters.
• He wears his thinning hair in a sort of Lisztian pageboy, but his theatricality ends there.
• Her reading of the chordal central section is dark, gauzy and more overtly Lisztian than any of the competitors.
• Indeed, the Symphony in D minor remains the most outstanding example of cyclic symphonic writing in the Lisztian influences.
• Even some who were more accommodating of Tausig's " Lisztian eccentricities " felt he would play better as he matured.
• And he opened the concert with " Quatrains " ( 1994 ), a neo-Lisztian essay by Raoul Pleskow.
• This is the Lisztian puzzle, for the difference between the ordinary and the sublime lies with the person sitting at the keyboard.
• Sonata and his Sonata in B minor both are, hearing both twice in one day can test the affection of even the most devoted Lisztian.
• American Junichi Steven Sato, 23, strikes a Lisztian pose by presenting his own piano transcription of Franz Liszt's Psalm XIII for chorus and orchestra.
• Interestingly, in the first and third movements he performs cadenzas composed by Saint-Saens, which are almost Lisztian in their Romanticism yet tasteful and effective.
• Alan Walker, the biographer and tireless cheerleader for all things Lisztian, has come down from Canada to the 92nd Street Y to present three evenings of Liszt and his life.
• Those on the other saw, on the Lisztian side, musical form best fitting musical content, pitted against works reusing old forms without any feeling for their growth and reason.
• Indeed, novelty piano is a zany amalgam of Tin Pan Alley tunes and 19th-century, Lisztian salon music; it incorporates the syncopated rhythms of ragtime and the stride piano of jazz.
• Lately, there have been some muffled complaints that recent Cliburn winners have lacked the mesmerizing charisma combined with sizzling, Lisztian piano-technics that Van Cliburn harnessed to capture the world's imagination.
• In contrast, Hector Berlioz favored programmatic works, including his " dramatic symphony " " Lisztian symphonic poem appeared to have displaced the symphony as the leading form of large-scale instrumental music.
• His first Lisztian recording  " R閙iniscences des Puritains "  was chosen by J . Methuen-Campbell ( " Gramophone ", 1990 ) among the best releases of the year.
• In person, with his verbal dexterity, rich vocabulary and soft speaking voice ( soft enough to confound any interviewer's attempt to tape him ), he seems more a bookish professor than a dynamic Lisztian.
• Strauss left Meiningen in 1886 for a conducting position in Munich, which allowed him regular evenings " to exchange noble ideas and to listen to the teachings of the Lisztian Ritter, " who had moved to Munich in September 1886.