Examples of virtuosic

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By reducing the need for superstar singers he de-emphasized virtuosic display.
The writing for violin is fearsomely virtuosic, with an improvisatory feel - in this, of all forms.
To modern sensibilities these key dramatic moments that withhold opera's defining force, the virtuosic voice, may seem odd.
Like the women whose artistic work these books explore, all three authors are demonstrably as learned as they are virtuosic.
The work was clearly written with the virtuosic abilities of the amazing players of the orchestra in mind.
It's not in any sense musically virtuosic, but there are bits in there that can be done with more flair by some than others.
These solos are substantial and virtuosic, with fashionable hand crossings and triplet figures emerging at their midpoints.
Neither did virtuosic connoisseurship evolve into an anodyne and respectable aspect of a broader culture of politeness.
The writing for the piano is bold, virtuosic, and effective, and that for the orchestra brilliant, imaginative, and in every way idiomatic.
Concealment might come in the form of situation, gesture or language, and the more clever or virtuosic the disguise, the more valued the experience.
For both of these reasons, it is not surprising that his bivalent work is among the most prescriptively correct and virtuosic.
In punk, virtuosic display was replaced by aggressive simplicity and macho posturing, which could be found in both music and lyrics.
An unsettling work, then, one which impresses with its virtuosic command of texture but baffles with its intermittent but unmistakable nostalgia for sound-worlds long passed.
There is a virtuosic interweaving of musical associations between this series and works by other composers.
The effect is heightened by ritornellos that are, if anything, more virtuosic than the episodes.
The book is a virtuosic blend of astute descriptive observations and technically sophisticated formulations.
The performances are virtuosic; a little camp in places, but that is probably no bad thing.
The film's most virtuosic bit of editing, a further taste of such power, presents a moment whose utter strangeness begins to capture the true flavour of the castrato phenomenon.
Though considerably less clear formally, the finale of the sixth sonata evokes the solo concerto through its virtuosic figuration, ritornello-like reappearances of opening material and all'unisono conclusion.

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