When we see Horse doze off, we are privytoan ice-skating dreamthat features his love interest, an equestrian piano-teacher named Mrs. Longray. ❋ Unknown (2010)
As a metaphor, should the quality of a piano-teacher be assessed on how well he plays the piano -- or how well his students play the piano ? ❋ Unknown (2009)
For several weeks now, musical circles had been in a stir over the advent of a new piano-teacher named Schrievers — a person who called himself a pupil of Liszt, held progressive views, arid, being a free lance, openly ridiculed the antiquated methods of the ❋ Unknown (2003)
Herr Plich was a piano-teacher, and it was under his tuition that the afterward favorite prima-donna Caroline Richings made her first public appearance as a pianist in 1847. ❋ Various (N/A)
Henri Ghis was his first piano-teacher, Charles-René his first teacher of composition. ❋ Paul Rosenfeld (1918)
She's not so young as she once was, and she hasn't the faintest hope of ever being anything more than a piano-teacher. '' ❋ Unknown (1911)
Three years later he returned to Edinburgh and established himself as a piano-teacher. ❋ Unknown (1876)
The effect on our neighbour, a young piano-teacher, must have been appalling. ❋ Richard Wagner (1848)
His younger brother, Edward, who was paying a visit at the time in Dresden, declared himself willing to accept a post as piano-teacher in ❋ Richard Wagner (1848)
A Venetian piano-teacher, Tessarin by name, was more successful than Winterberger in winning favour with me. ❋ Richard Wagner (1848)
A piano-teacher, if he is possessed of mind and talent, as I suppose him to be, whether he teaches the elements or occupies himself with more advanced instruction, should understand the art of singing; he, at least, should show a warm interest in it, and should have an earnest love for it. ❋ Friedrich Wieck (1829)
I give you here the main points; and, if you place confidence in my experience of forty years, and if you will supply those details which I have omitted, your own varied experience as a thoughtful, talented, and earnest piano-teacher will enable you to understand my theory, from the following dialogue between my humble self under the title of Dominie, my friend, and the little Bessie: -- ❋ Friedrich Wieck (1829)
I am thought, however, to infringe upon the office of the singing-masters, who hold their position to be much more exalted than that of the poor piano-teacher. ❋ Friedrich Wieck (1829)
Firmness, decision, energy, and a delicate, quick perception; the art not to say too much or too little, and to be quite clear in his own mind, and with constant considerate kindness to increase the courage and confidence of his pupils, -- these are requisite above all things for a singing-master as well as for a piano-teacher. ❋ Friedrich Wieck (1829)
_Towards the end of the evening, the piano-teacher_, MR. FEEBLE. ❋ Friedrich Wieck (1829)
It started with her piano-teacher mum, but along the way Basia's picked up guitar, autoharp, banjo, ukulele, sax and flute. ❋ Unknown (2009)
The child of a piano-teacher mother and a bass-playing father, Smith devoured old musicals and animated films as a child and later fell in love with the jazz and big-band music of the ❋ Unknown (2009)
"Well," said Rénine, when they had left the picture-palace -- and he spoke with a certain gravity -- "I maintain that the daughter of your old piano-teacher has been in danger ever since the day when that last scene was filmed. ❋ Maurice Leblanc (1902)
Let me nevertheless quote for your amusement the remark which I have heard so frequently in the course of my long life as a piano-teacher: "In the beginning, a poor, rattling piano, that is forty years old, and that is tuned regularly once a year, and a cheap teacher, will do well enough. ❋ Friedrich Wieck (1829)
[The piano] teacher was not happy with my [performance] this week. [OUCH]!!! ❋ Deborah Spicer (2006)
[Ever since] [the fire] Bob has been [acting crazy]...this is such a "Piano Teacher's House" Moment ❋ Fartpoopdutycaca (2023)
