In the published version, we see that Mahler treats the harpsichord not as a steadily chordal instrument, in a Baroque way, but rather as a first-chair instrument that emerges here and there to add special splashes of orchestral color.
Onstage, the five members of Isotope 217 play musical chairs among instruments: trumpet, laptop electronics, Moog synthesizer, drums, bass and guitar.
Pediatric dentists have smaller chairs and instruments to facilitate smaller patients and mouths.
A 1985 reconstruction of America's first institution devoted to mental illness, built in 1773, the hospital traces two centuries of treatment, from the ducking chair and bleeding instruments to gardening and fishing excursions.
I took sharp knives, folding chairs and musical instruments and put avocados and lemons in a bowl on the kitchenette counter.
All the objects — chairs, computers, musical instruments, vases, posters, clothing, corporate logos, cans of food and the rest — were chosen by the museum's curators and Irma Boom, the book's designer.
Designed by Scott Pask to suggest an abandoned speakeasy, filled with stacked chairs and ownerless instruments, the set for this production is definitely somewhere you could imagine a lonely man in a fedora stumbling in, hoping to order one for the road.
A singing chair is a musical instrument designed for therapeutic purposes by instrument maker Bernhard Deutz 1.
He positioned his elbows on the armrests of the operating chair and passed the instruments down the laryngoscope.
When, finally, Dr. Groom came back, Mary stayed seated in her little plastic chair, eying all the instruments, the cotton swabs and the tongue depressors in the glass jars, the inflatable cuff of the blood-pressure device.
