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Перевод: pianist

[существительное]
пианист ; пианистка

Тезаурус:

1. By 15, Barenboim had made his debut as a pianist in London, Paris and New York.
2. Further, Lorca, a gifted painter and pianist, had little time for the academic qua academe .
3. This trip included a newly qualified doctor, who was given the trip as a birthday present, a curator from the V A, a City solicitor, a pianist and a colonel in the UDR.
4. Her striking singing of some of Schubert's most dramatic songs and, with her regular pianist Scott Mitchell, of a dour scena Antoinette Alone based by Scottish composer Martin Dalby on passages from Jean Rhys's novel Wide Sargasso Sea, was the undisputed high point of the two recitals.
5. Beethoven (Sonata Op12 No3), Schumann (Romances Op94, Sonata Op105 No1), Stravinsky (Suite Italienne) 4pm Barbican 5-12.50 Bach Vespers Cantata 38 (Aus tiefer Not), plus Vivaldi (Double Violin Concerto) in context of Lutheran service 7pm St Anne's, Gresham St, The City NORWICH FESTIVAL Dorothy Tutin joins the Endymion Ensemble for Saint- Saens's Carnival of the Animals and Poulenc's Babar the Elephant, plus Ibert, Milhaud 3pm St Andrew's Hall 2-8. l TUESDAY Verdi Requiem ECO and Tallis Chamber Choir with soloists Jo Ann Pickens, Sarah Walker, Jeffrey Talbot, Gwynne Howell 7.30pm Royal Naval College Chapel, King William Walk, Greenwich SE10 5.50-9 (317 8687) Olli Mustonen The brilliant young Finnish pianist-composer joins fellow Finn Esa-Pekka Salonen and the Philharmonia for a Grand Gala in aid of the Council for the Protection of Rural England: Ravel's breezy G major Piano Concerto is framed by aptly Green pieces by Vaughan Williams (Greensleeves Fantasia) and Stravinsky (Le Sacre du Printemps) 7.30pm RFH 18 incl donation; 35-125 incl reception and private view of Legacy exhibition (12 photographers' views of Britain's countryside) NORWICH FESTIVAL The Field of Cloth of Gold: A musical celebration of the 1520 meeting between Henry VIII and Francois I of France, played on period instruments by Musica Antiqua of London 7.30pm Cathedral 2.50-7.50 (0603-618499) LES PARISIENNES Pianist Diana Ambache and her Ambache Chamber Orchestra offer musical portraits of four femmes de Paris - two of them composers, two of them inspirations for the compositions of others.
6. Like Franck's music, Ashton's dance flows onwards in simple lines and phrases, each one is of equal value to the whole, neither pianist, nor orchestra, nor dancers indulge in virtuoso passages which would destroy the solemn serenity of the design.
7. The meal was accompanied by the tinklings of a white jacketed and clearly talented pianist who was equally clearly bored.
8. Slim Gaillard's Civilisation begins on 22 October on BBC 2 GIVEN the renewed popular interest in bebop, it might be supposed that drummer Max Roach, who came to prominence playing it, would take a pragmatic view of two movies which helped that resurgence: the Charlie Parker film Bird and Round Midnight, loosely based on the life of the pianist Bud Powell.
9. Her relationship with her father, a pushy parent intent on moulding his daughter into a prodigious pianist, is perceptively drawn, as is her self-destructive decision to cut herself off from music after her marriage, where the only outlets for her frustration are manic housework and an unsatisfying affair.
10. The wildest white pianist of the rock "n" roll era is now 54, and his early history is celebrated in a new film in which Dennis Quaid tries to play the younger Jerry Lee.
11. As I took my place with two jamjars in my first Saturday morning kids matinee queue, apprehensive lest the currency had been devalued or even replaced with money, I observed that not only were Royals the heroes in the films but that my choice of cinema was between the Queens and the Royal, and I was warned that before the performance you were supposed to stand for the pianist's rendition of "God Save the King".
12. Only the Franck and Kreutzer sonatas, it seems, can guarantee a reasonable house in our capital city with all its colleges of music; Walton and John Ireland, even played by such distinguished advocates as violinist Michael Davis and pianist Nelson Harper could draw no more than 40.
13. As a developing pianist in his teens, he soaked himself in the music of Mozart, Beethoven and, most of all, Elgar, with whose musical language he found much affinity.