What is another word for pianistic?

Pronunciation: [pi͡ənˈɪstɪk] (IPA)

Pianistic is an adjective used to describe something related to or in the style of piano music. Synonyms for pianistic include keyboard, piano, pianotechnical, pianoforte, organ, orchestration, and keyboard technique. Pianistic skills and techniques include sight-reading, scales and arpeggios, finger strength and flexibility, dynamic playing, and pedaling. Pianistic compositions range from classical, romantic, jazz, blues, and contemporary music. Pianistic performances can be solo or accompanied by other instruments. Whether one is a beginner or a professional pianist, pianistic training involves regular practice, patience, and a passion for music. Being pianistic can evoke emotions, stimulate the mind, and transport listeners to another world.

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A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Pianistic

The working out section is too short and dissonantal, but there is development, perhaps more technical than logical-I mean by this more pianistic than intellectually musical-and we mount with the composer until the B flat version of the second subject is reached, for the first subject, strange to say, does not return.
"Chopin: The Man and His Music"
James Huneker
His genius flashed through every pianistic phrase, it illuminated a composition to its innermost recesses, and yet his wonderful effects, strange as it must seem, were produced without the advantage of a genuinely musical touch.
"Memories of a Musical Life"
William Mason
He is polyphonic in orchestral treatment, and at the same time thoroughly pianistic.
"Memories of a Musical Life"
William Mason

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