étude

He wrote a series of etude books for the violin which are still in common use today.

The first part is a passionate etude in 2/4, the second has the nature of a march.

Clearly the cello etude has a long and distinguished history.

Etude, a piece of music also called a "study"

She had plenty of steam left for the "Revolutionary" etude at the end.

May even be a simple etude or ditty from an instructional book.

They are among the earliest examples of the etude.

"He wrote a piece in 1993 that used another Chopin etude.

For the strings of the ensemble he composed the piece Etude (1983-1985).

Etude Nine contains many challenges such as, high range (ex.

Culmination comes when the right hand enters to start the second etude, "Legato."

An etude of some difficulty is also required.

Several of his snare drum and timpani etude books are in common use as well.

Pieces that begin as technical exercises (etude meaning study) have a way of focusing great minds.

How much Communist ideology was there in a Chopin etude?

She accelerated the tempo of the etude, making it harder to follow, demanding more concentration.

Any single etude that he plays sounds impressive.

Several of his compositions and etude books are published by International Music Company.

It was first published in the magazine, The Etude, in 1919.

The company also markets products under the name of Etude (French for Study).

During the afternoon rehearsal it became apparent that the stage was far too small to accommodate the entire cast of Etude.

The etude in double thirds is a dizzying wash of sound, almost hallucinogenic.

The audition consists of a prepared etude, a sight reading peace, and a marching evaluation.

Each etude includes several keys that are to be depressed prior to playing, and held down using a rubber wedge.

Written in G major, this etude focuses on triplets and extended cello range.