pianists in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for pianists in the English»French Dictionary

pianist [Brit ˈpɪənɪst, Am ˈpiənəst] N

pianist

pianiste mf

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in concert at/with attr music, ticket, pianist

de concert

to rate sb among the best pianists in the world

classer qn parmi les meilleurs pianistes du monde

Translations for pianists in the French»English Dictionary

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pianiste

pianist

un pianiste de talent

a talented pianist

pianiste de jazz

jazz pianist

surdoué (surdouée) (pianiste)

exceptionally gifted pianist

se révéler comme un grand pianiste

to emerge as a great pianist

le pianiste promenait ses mains sur le clavier

the pianist's fingers flowed over the keyboard

le pianiste a joué devant/pour un public réduit

the pianist played to/for a small audience

pianists in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pianists in the English»French Dictionary

pianist [ˈpɪənɪst, Am ˈpi:nɪst] N

pianist

pianiste mf

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a highly accomplished pianist/performance

un pianiste/une interprétation remarquable

practised pianist

chevronné(e)

passable chess player, pianist

passable

Translations for pianists in the French»English Dictionary

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pianiste

pianist

un pianiste débutant

a pianist making his debut

pianists Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a highly accomplished pianist/performance

un pianiste/une interprétation remarquable

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English

One of the first pianists to leave recordings, he had a long career on the concert stage and in the studio.

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Also, while the original ragtime music was composed, many stride pianists possessed impressive improvisational skills, and were not therefore reliant upon a printed score.

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Happily for pianists, the string stretch that accommodates inharmonicity on a concert grand also nearly exactly mitigates the accumulation of dissonance in the perfect fifth.

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His parents were both amateur pianists, and favored his approach to music very early in life.

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He continued his studies and competed in several young pianists competitions.

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The middle movement is slow and refined; the orchestra stays in the background behind the pair of playful pianists.

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Whether the tempestuously allegro or the leisurely adagio, the exuberant audience was entranced with the pianists superb artistry, exquisite style and perfect artistic performance.

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He was extremely choosy when it came to pianists and violinists, accepting very few.

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During the 1920s live musical performances by orchestras, pianists, and theater organists were common at first-run theaters.

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His pupils include several famous pianists of the 20th century, and his influence was therefore very pervasive.

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