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Перевод: virtuoso

[существительное]
виртуоз ; ценитель искусства; знаток художественных редкостей

Тезаурус:

1. The transcriptions are no less taxing, with virtuoso writing for all the orchestra.
2. There is a third type of choreographer who produces ballets which give audiences great pleasure through the sheer variety of their virtuoso designs.
3. Finally, the masculine sounding dedicatee of Mozart's Piano Concerto No9, dubbed the Jeunehomme, stands revealed as a certain Mlle Jeunehomme, virtuoso pianist 7.30pm St John's Smith Sq 5-11/concs 5 WEDNESDAY11 The Creation Period Orchestra, the Age of Enlightenment: Haydn's Handelian oratorio 7.30pm QEH 5-15 THOMAS ALLEN Second recital this week (after Blackheath on Thursday 5) by the vibrant Geordie baritone.
4. Unfortunately, Olshan stretches belief when he then introduces Susan's sister Tina, a virtuoso pianist now in psychiatric care, whose marriage, too, verges on disintegration.
5. Progressive rock fetishized the VIRTUOSO.
6. Diego Maradona did most to restore Napoli to the top, creating headed goals (18 and 45 min) for Andrea Carnevale and scoring a virtuoso third (84).
7. 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.
8. Nikisch, for example, was among the first to perfect the technique (etiquette, mannerisms and devilish good looks included) of the "virtuoso conductor"; Furtwangler established a new and enduring tradition which transformed orchestral playing out of all recognition.
9. That was the thrush ("he sings each song twice over") and she could also recognise the thoughtful song of the robin, a loner like herself, the virtuoso blackbird (why had so few poems been written in praise of him?) and the starling, with its one sweet note on a flute.
10. At the time, "virtuoso" meant scientist, and Sir Nicholas Gimcrack is a kind of 17th-century Professor Branestawm, full of wonderful schemes and inventions.
11. In the end, the only character who lifts the play from the ruck and gives it lasting interest is the virtuoso himself.
12. And so a thrilling, virtuoso display of the art was the first spectacle the Prince and Princess of Wales saw when they stepped ashore here last night to be greeted by a modest but affectionate crowd of 4,000.
13. Offering us "the entire history of World Theatre", a kind of pop-up guide to the theatrical imagination, he artfully avoids dry chronology, beginning instead with the modern, virtuoso excesses of Simon Callow, reaching Shakespeare through Jane Austen's observations of Edmund Kean, and the Greeks via puppetry.