confrey造句

• Following the 1920s, Confrey focused primarily on composing for jazz bands.
• Jere Confrey and David Carrejo criticized the TAAS.
• After World War I, Confrey became a pianist and arranger for the QRS piano roll company.
• Gershwin and his contemporary Zez Confrey materialized through old piano rolls transferred to the Yamaha Disklavier, a sophisticated update of the player-piano.
• Second was the music of Zez Confrey, with its eccentric rhythmic placements, unexpected meter shifts, interesting harmony, and crisp, open sound.
• Novelty piano came most powerfully to the attention of the public in 1921, with the appearance of Zez Confrey's " Kitten on the Keys ".
• At this time, he was rearranging composer Zez Confrey's songs into more readable arrangements for accompanied instruments, and working with lyricist Harold G . Frost.
• The popularity of this piece quickly led to other Confrey works including " Dizzy Fingers " and " Greenwich Witch ", and inspired other artists to issue novelty pieces.
• By 1922, he had recorded a half dozen pieces, including Crazy Jo'( January ) and Zez Confrey's Kitten On the Keys ( April ).
• Charging up the hill, they were picked off by Scottish archers and driven back across the field towards a ravine and slaughtered, Ralph de Confrey being among the dead.
• "Confrey, by virtue of the wide distribution of his numerous piano rolls, initiated a whole style of piano playing that influenced Gershwin and others, " she said.
• Besides being a jazz pianist, she also played classical violin, so as well as the improvisation, she worked on technique by having him play Scott Joplin and Zez Confrey pieces.
• So, perhaps Henry Cowell's " Woof I " and " Woof II " belong with Zez Confrey's " Kitten on the Keys ."
• Confrey, J . ( 1990 )'What constructivism implies for teaching', in Davis, Maher and Noddings ( Eds . ) Constructivist views on the teaching and learning of mathematics.
• Prominent artists in the novelty piano genre include Zez Confrey, Charley Straight, Roy Bargy, Pauline Alpert, Fred Elizalde, Rube Bloom, Clement Doucet, Max Kortlander, and Billy Mayerl.
• Folkways has issued perhaps the greatest number of novelty-pianist recordings, and Sights and Sounds, a small company in Malverne, N . Y ., reissued a disk of Confrey performances last winter.
• For example, he can play " Kitten on the Keys " the way Zez Confrey wrote it in 1921, " Charleston Rag " the way Eubie Blake played it in 1899.
• Another was an old trunk belonging to Paul Confrey, Zez Confrey's son, which contained some 1940s acetate promotional disks on which Confrey performs his music, occasionally singing in a slight, cracked voice.
• Another was an old trunk belonging to Paul Confrey, Zez Confrey's son, which contained some 1940s acetate promotional disks on which Confrey performs his music, occasionally singing in a slight, cracked voice.
• Another was an old trunk belonging to Paul Confrey, Zez Confrey's son, which contained some 1940s acetate promotional disks on which Confrey performs his music, occasionally singing in a slight, cracked voice.