How To Use Player piano In A Sentence
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We mentioned player pianos brieflyand recently in a story about the musician Scott Joplin and his invention of ragtime music in Sedalia, Missouri.
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On any given afternoon, our lobby was bright with sunshine and filled with the music of a player piano—and at least two cats could be found rolling and playing there like happy kids.
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There are music machines, too - player pianos and orchestrions, which combine a number of automated instruments in one box.
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Heathrow's answer to this is a player piano tinkling merrily nearby.
Times, Sunday Times
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Heathrow's answer to this is a player piano tinkling merrily nearby.
Times, Sunday Times
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Originally, it was scored for a phalanx of player pianos, buzzers, airplane propellers, xylophones, and a host of other percussion instruments.
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Such was the cultural prominence of the player piano then that it was not unusual to learn the piano by following the moves of the pianola.
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Among my interests are self-playing instruments like wind chimes, aeolian harps, player pianos and music boxes.
Listen to the Music of the Spheres | Universe Today
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But as technology advanced, piano rolls and player pianos became curiosities - musty musician museum pieces.
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Heathrow's answer to this is a player piano tinkling merrily nearby.
Times, Sunday Times
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Heathrow's answer to this is a player piano tinkling merrily nearby.
Times, Sunday Times
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We made it down on Wednesday and happily soaked in the familiarity of their usual displays, the electronic player piano, the rows of soda fridges along one wall, and pallets in the aisles stacked with merchandise.
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It was scored for 16 player pianos that were to be tightly synchronised during concert performance.
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Some of his inventions are based on the technology used in cuckoo clocks, mechanical toys, piano rolls, and player pianos.
George Heymont: There's Art Right At Your Fingertips!
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Watching that player piano inspired me to overcome my reticence and take lessons.
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‘Monk's Dream’ perches perfectly between barrelhouse boogie woogie and rippling Conlon Nancarrow player piano.
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Perforated cards began to replace barrels for fairground organs during the 19th century, and at about that time the player piano, with a punched paper roll, was introduced.
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A new clutch of CDs of player piano music by Gershwin, ragtime whizz Zez Confrey and hep jazzer Jelly Roll Morton have just been released by Nonesuch using state-of-the-art computer technology to bring them to new life.
