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• On the other hand, the user could stand back like a conductor and make broader alterations--for example, making a whole section more legato or more dissonant. —  Omni: September 1994
• But Beethoven's playing in adagios and legato, in the sustained style, made an almost magical impression on every hearer, and, so far as I know, it has never been surpassed Czerny's remark about the pianofortes of Beethoven's day explains Beethoven's judgment on his own pianoforte sonatas. —  Beethoven: the Man and the Artist as Revealed in his own Words
• Gradations of legato, of recitative, of staccato, of jeu perle, saturate these expressive works, each an etude as well as a tone picture. —  Audiophile Audition Headlines
• La fille aux cheveux de lin, which Katz plays andantino and with a cross of legato and non-legato phrasing, the rhythm both strict and free. —  Audiophile Audition Headlines
• When beginners try to select piano lessons software for themselves, they often become confused by the piano jargons like syncopation, non troppo, simple triple, legato, allegro ma, animato and other such migraine inducing terms which are difficult enough to induce abdominal cramps as well and are at the most Greek and Latin to novice learners or starters. —  Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase

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