Sentence examples similar to hands on instrument from inspiring English sources

Children can learn how an orchestra makes music, get hands-on instrument instruction and even try conducting.

Rachmaninov's Six Pieces for duet Opus 11, written in 1894 and played in four hands on one instrument, fared less well.

They could get their hands on instruments and were even encouraged to do so by parents and teachers.

It involves deep pulsations; excited provocation through sound and concept more than traditional technique; low-end frequencies rarely encountered in life; long sustained tones enlarged through overdrive; or distortion or just force of hands on instruments.

A whole new generation of producers now have the chance to get their hands on instruments that were long inaccessible to all but the privileged few.

On the other hand, one instrument has picked up traces of water flowing from the comet so we know there must be ice there.

But I also have to keep my hands on my instrument.

You might not be making music yet, but try to get your hands on an instrument and get a feel for it in your hands before committing to buy one or signing up for lessons.

While it was difficult to make out the facial expressions of band members or see their hands on the instruments, the sound came through clearly.

Halliday's research team was the first to get its hands on one of these instruments.

If you can't get your hands on one of these precision instruments, you can use a standard 4-foot level and some wood stakes of increasing length with a flat top.