Sentences with phrase «piano pieces by»

The researchers applied their new approach to selected classical piano pieces by Bach, Beethoven and Mozart.

It has all the lightness of a piano piece by Cage, whom I see as the conductor of this terrific example of curatorial chamber music.

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Lulu was about 7, still playing two instruments, and working on a piano piece called «The Little White Donkey» by the French composer Jacques Ibert.

Chronic pain can be viewed as a learned memory: In the way that repetition of a piano piece enables you to learn it by facilitating transmission of the appropriate signals through your neurons, pain that persists can become chronic because your neurons become more efficient at transmitting pain signals.

The best of the old themes is the one heard most famously in the first score's «Oogway Ascends» and it gets an absolutely lovely treatment in the opening «Oogway's Legacy», with romantic piano (played by Lang Lang of all people) taking centre - stage, and it's probably the best piece on the album.

The period is nicely captured — though never heightened — by Edward Lachmann's grainy, shallow - depth Super 16 photography, while much of the mood - setting is achieved by Sandy Powell's wonderful clothes and Carter Burwell's soundtrack, which is reminiscent of Philip Glass's spare but highly emotive piano pieces.

The sensation of being caught in an endless loop is reinforced by the main musical theme, by Kitano regular Joe Hisaishi, a piece of treacle featuring piano and orchestra that's repeated so many times it drills its way into your skull, like one of the elevator - music themes of a comedy by Jacques Tati (or, perhaps closer to the mark, Ryuichi Sakamoto's main theme for Nagisa Oshima's Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence, which featured Kitano's first film performance).

Jay, If you want an actually engrossing character piece by Haneke check out the Piano Teacher.

Mia Wasikowska and Matthew Goode sit at a piano and play a deeply complex piece (composed for the film by Phillip Glass).

It's a look that makes bits of standard piano - black trim seem like out of place low - budget pieces by comparison.

The piano black trimmings on the wheel, matched by the other piano black pieces in the cabin, give it a welcomed touch of luxury.

You know the term «four - hander» for a piano piece composed to be played by two pianists, right?

The project was inspired by a piece called Piano Phase by American Composer Steve Reich, in which two pianos start by playing identical 12 - note melodies until one of the pianos begins to speed up, creating interesting new harmonies with the second pianist.

In «From Kandinsky to Pollock», 25 of the works shown at the Strozzina have returned, now exhibited upstairs in the voluminous rooms of the piano nobile: pieces by Picasso, Brancusi, Klee, Giacometti, Dalí, Ernst, Duchamp, and Pollock.

Unlike her other Zine Machines, this one was inspired by a work of art from the DMA's collection, Music Box Based on Piano Piece Composed in Tokyo in 1954 by Nam June Paik.

The program included works, selected by Brown in conversation with his wife, that span his career: Music for Violin, Cello and Piano (1952), Corroboree (1964), New Piece (1971), Centering (1973), Tracking Pierrot (1992), and Special Events (1998).

The building, designed by Pritzker Prize - winner architect Renzo Piano and conceived as a laboratory for artists, is as much a piece of art as what lies within its walls.

Michener will play pieces by Xenakis alongside related improvisations, with his piano connected to a bespoke system that triggers video images with each key stroke.

But this was in a beautiful building by Renzo Piano, so a piece by itself in a way.

In his piece «Drishti Point,» Tom Recchion plays the piano from the inside, bypassing the keys altogether and making music by touching the strings themselves.

Here, these choir pieces have been translated into compositions for the piano for the first time, and complicate the reading of the Romantic selections by reminding us of the virtues of collectivity in relation to the soloist or notions of individual genius.

The piece for piano and projections was inspired by (and includes) projected paintings of Journal, Nocturnal, 2014, by Margaret Garrett; La Nuit d'etoiles sur la Rhone, 1888, by Vincent van Gogh; Evening on Karl Johann, 1892, by Eduard Munch and I've Got It All Up Here, 2010 by David Salle.

Musicians too took notice: Schwitters imagined a score in which the tones would be produced by «violin, drum, trombone, sewing machine, grandfather clock, steam of water, etc.,» 40 years before John Cage composed pieces using a watering can, a iron pipe, a bottle of wine, a grand piano, five radios and an electric mixer.

A Kurt Weill song is linked to a figure painting by Max Beckmann, an orchestral piece by Darius Milhaud to a Georges Braque Cubist still life, moments from John Cage's prepared piano «Sonatas and Interludes» to a Robert Rauschenberg «combine» painting.

VanDerBeek's association with Rauschenberg dated to their overlapping student days at Black Mountain College in Asheville, N.C. Theater Piece No. 1, a 1952 event there simultaneously combined poetry readings atop ladders by John Cage, M.C. Richards and Charles Olson; Rauschenberg's pre-minimalist White Paintings hanging from the ceiling while he played scratched records; a piano composition by composer David Tudor; and a spare dance performance by Merce Cunningham.

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