a. [f. VIRTUOS-O + -IC.] = VIRTUOSE a.
1889. Academy, 13 April, 261/3. Of late we have had only fugitive pieces of the romantic, and even virtuosic, schools.
1899. Scotsman, 13 Nov., 9/4. The Capriccio, on the other hand, can only be described as a piece of virtuosic music.
