The avant-garde piece required the pianist to execute a rapid hundred twenty-eighth note run with precise fingerwork.

The composer wrote a run of hundred twenty-eighth notes that tested the pianist's endurance.

The avant-garde composer notated a single two hundred fifty-sixth note to capture an imperceptible shimmer.

The pianist struggled to articulate the passage of two hundred fifty-sixth notes at the marked tempo.

The critic, notedly impressed by the new exhibition, wrote a glowing review.

The notedness of the artist's early work surprised critics who had expected obscurity.