Sentence examples for compared to piano from inspiring English sources

They say that youth is wasted on the young, but it's nothing compared to piano lessons.

He was constantly compared to the piano giant Bill Evans, a mentor and friend.

"I had a clarinet player about to play a large clarinet solo, and it played flat compared to the piano," Mrs. Eminizer said.

He immediately became an enthusiast, noting that the amplification allowed him to be heard much more easily in groups when compared to the acoustic piano.

Compared to, say, a piano-playing conductor, Mr. Zukerman has a tangible advantage: he can use his own instrumental expertise for finely grooming the sound of his ensemble.

The resultant interval is much more bouncy and blaring – try it on the piano – compared to the soft and slightly mournful interval you get if you start from a semitone lower, which is what we hear in nature with delight, and what we will be hearing in the British countryside next week.

Some elements of the song were compared to the riff and piano opener in the song "Clocks" by Coldplay.

The way the piano is organized makes it easier for students to understand how music is structured and the learning curve is easier on the piano compared to many other instruments.

MIDGETTE ENSEMBLE WIEN-BERLIN Compared to all those quartets and piano trios, woodwind chamber music seldom gets much time in the spotlight, but at least for this weekend the Ensemble Wien-Berlin will redress the imbalance.

This change in songwriting technique had a significant effect on the sound of the album; Johns commented on the difference in how his vocals resonated with piano as compared to guitar.

They may actually be justified in denying your claims - if, for instance, they feel that they didn't play the piano very well compared to their usual skill level, or they know someone in the office more beautiful than they that you aren't aware of!