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pianism

NOUN
  1. performance by or technique of a pianist
    a program of pianism

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  • But to Mr. Robin there is no actually existing Burkeanism anywhere, making those who cite the ideal of a reasonable, pragmatic, nonreactionary conservatism guilty of the kind of utopianism the left is more commonly faulted for. NYT > Home Page
  • As Hewitt has suggested, feminist utopianism, like symbolic interactionism, seeks to create new conceptual spaces in which radically different ways of being can be imagined and in which different distributions of power, including sexual power, can be conceived (Contemporary 17-21). Feminist Utopianism and Female Sexuality in Joanna Baillie’s Comedies
  • It was by their pianism that we were to judge their artistry.
  • The pianist delivers mesmerising pianism and ever-deepening insights into this essential music. Times, Sunday Times
  • There can be few more technically demanding challenges in pianism than this, but she didn't falter. Times, Sunday Times
  • That, to my mind, is the most extraordinary thing about this unique disc which, I believe, any lover of great pianism owes it to himself to hear.
  • The power of his pianism is transcendent. Times, Sunday Times
  • Socrates, the fearless Utopianism of Plato, the ambitious encyclopaedism of Aristotle, mark the dawn of a new courage and a new wilfulness in human affairs. The Pivot of Civilization
  • But he too must perish, for life is a continuous process, and humanity an old man, refusing to be decompounded and rebuilt to the linear utopianism of the dreamer and theorist, come out of the silence with his ideal to be foisted on unregenerate society. Leonid Andreyev: 1871-1919
  • a program of pianism
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