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It was a superb performance, and not only from a pianistic point of view.

His pianistic gifts were already apparent by the age of five.

He has one of the fabulous mechanisms in pianistic history.

Then there is the matter of charisma, pianistic and personal.

But that pianistic weight suited the piece, the performance and the large hall.

There was also much to admire in purely pianistic terms.

Each interpretive turn and pianistic detail is at the service of the music.

How does he stay in such good pianistic shape?

No. 1 was the first work she composed for herself to perform, and it is a pianistic tour de force.

No such survey of great pianistic performances can be complete, therefore, without including other important artists.

How can you have a great pianistic school without Rachmaninoff?"

It is difficult, given the pianistic nature of this work, to imagine a version for any other instrumentation.

Douglas went to school at 3 years where he was soon asked to demonstrate his pianistic ability to the assembled teachers.

After the recital, he will remain on stage to talk about his musical and pianistic methods.

What these films showed was how Gould proceeded on his pianistic journey.

Yes, there are no difficulties known to modern pianistic science that he seems incapable of making elementary.

There are few secrets in the music; it's all accessible and brilliantly pianistic.

"It certainly deserves them from a musical as well as a pianistic point of view."

Sorabji's pianistic abilities have been the subject of much contention.

His pianistic art must attract more attention from concert organizers around the world."

Yet he drew the line at his own "Gaspard," a work so essentially pianistic in nature.

The purely pianistic serenity of the intimate numbers is magical.

What is required is pianistic warfare conducted with a clear head and a firm hand.

Will the judges go for the formidable virtuoso or the pianistic poet?

Those who find these voluptuously pianistic works trashy miss the point.