Sentence examples for english instruments from inspiring English sources

Charles Steinweg, the German-born piano maker, changed his name to Steinway (in part because English instruments were deemed to be superior).

Moorhouse described the organ as unashamedly of the tradition of Romantic English instruments, but hearing him play one of Widor's symphonies for the solo organ (from the grand French tradition of organ music) was thrilling.

This dance album drew its inspiration from the French and from the exciting music of Macedonia - where traditional instruments and their dances had survived - to bring to life early English instruments.

More recently, the powerful methods of solid-state NMR and FTIR spectroscopy were employed by Nagyvary et al. [13] for the study of maple wood from the backs of instruments made by Stradivari and Guarneri del Gesù in comparison with the maple from antique French and English instruments.

Francis Hauksbee, the Younger, (born 1687 died Jan . 11 , 1763 English instrument maker, scientist, and lecturer.

Oughtred also designed the first linear slide rule, although the familiar inner sliding rule was invented by the English instrument-maker Robert Bissaker in 1654.

The recorder was rarely played in the 19th century but underwent a renaissance in the 20th century when an English instrument collector began to build modern instruments patterned after original models.

As early as 1688 an English instrument maker, Humphry Cole, invented the so-called patent log, in which a vaned rotor was towed from the stern, and its revolutions were counted on a register.

Babcock's craftsmanship and well-engineered design resulted in a piano that has remained stable and playable for nearly two centuries, while the English instrument has visibly twisted out of alignment and is no longer playable.Shortly after he made this instrument, Babcock went on to apply his Yankee ingenuity to developing and patenting a unitary cast iron frame for square pianos.

It is a 6-item, one-factor structure, self-administered English instrument [15].

No major difference was observed between the back-translation and the original English instrument.