Examples of using Virtuosity in English and their translations into French
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gesture in modern dance, in contrast to the aestheticism and virtuosity of classical ballet.
Christian Parent musical sensibility shines through a spontaneous style and astonishing virtuosity which reveal a unique tone married to a faithfulness to keyboard music.
this percussive virtuosity dance that combines rhythmics and movement.
Producing this tour de force called for three years' work and great technical virtuosity.
He, who was already a teenager, already possessed an exceptional technical mastery, in his long and tireless artistic research came to abandon virtuosity in favor of a direct,
the camera captures with virtuosity rare moments of intimacy as well as the multiple facets of childhood:
upbeats for the horn, more virtuosity for the violin, oompas
The virtuosity and playful tone of his music made Daquin very popular in his time,
Exploring the symbols dear to Mademoiselle with audacious virtuosity, LES ÉTERNELLES DE CHANEL are the quintessence of the brand's endless creativity and rare jewellery know-how.
the delicacy of its expression and the virtuosity of this extraordinary musician at Theatre Adyar in Paris on November 29
a bill incredible virtuosity and daring, even in what one calls now a Classic Saint Laurent.
they have undeniable technical virtuosity, they are well aware that technique is only a means to an end,
Indeed, it is not a simple exercise of style: the virtuosity of the instrumentalists is put at the service of the pure emotion,
as of the Sixth Book, the explosion of the vocal and dramatic virtuosity announcing the birth of opera.
an urban form primarily based on individual virtuosity, in order to compose collective choreographies suited to the theatrical space.
finesse, virtuosity and mystical fervour.
apricots mingle and the hint of virtuosity in the realistic rendering are particularly reminiscent of the great master Jan van Huysum.
tossing their sabers from hand to hand with virtuosity, changing every moment of attack,
Pinchas Zukerman placed his virtuosity at the service of a Béla Bartók's Viola Concerto.
where he did around 40 articles and appeared in many DVDs about guitar-playing technique, virtuosity on the instrument and classical performance.