0 impressive technical skill that is shown in an artistic performance or work:
He gave a bravura performance.
The substantial first-movement development is largely in the minor, with solo bravura passages over pizzicato accompaniment featuring in both outer movements.
This is the urbanism of the bravura display of architectural skill where some recalcitrant piece of the city is cut up just for that purpose.
Her voice was supremely flexible, anchored in a middle range, but also able to reach the highest notes of the soprano register and to handle bravura passages with ease.
The work could best be described as a bravura chamber concerto for 24 soloists; or as a vast skittering free-form gloss on the idea of the 'hunting' scherzo.
The chief reason for this is the undisguised use of the international interludes for bravura displays of technical knowledge, whether of international law, of conspiracy theories, or diplomatic protocol.
I had not heard that theory advanced with such bravura before.
He must be congratulated on the bravura and flourish with which he made his speech.
It was a bravura performance of the sort which she has made her own.
