Sentence examples for instrument from the from inspiring English sources

It remained an amateur's instrument from the 17th to early 19th century.

The piano that Liszt most liked to play was an instrument from the once great Parisian house of Erard.

The body floats downstream only to be plundered by a bestial miller, and is later rediscovered by a musician who fashions a musical instrument from the remains.

She played the whole orchestra, every instrument from the kettle-drum to the piccolo; she was the conductor and the composer.

Get over the embarrassment of having played in the high school band, grab your instrument from the back of the closet and join the fanfare.

Mr. Kazee sang in a roughed up folk-rock voice that was almost a different instrument from the impassioned crooning he brought to the Broadway stage.

He succeeded in retrieving an instrument from the Agena, but his activity was cut short because the Gemini craft was low on fuel.

But at other times, an instrument from the distance starts to take on its own solo authority; the bass clarinet, often a rival or alternative to the viola in Mr. Berio's music, is especially prone to do so.

Though Mr. Puyana considered the sound of most period harpsichords too effete for his purposes, he did eventually acquire and perform on a remarkable German instrument from the 18th century.

Ibarra plays the kulintang (an eight-gong instrument from the Southern Philippines that also lends its name to a style of music with a rich folk tradition), keyboards, and other instruments.

Devoting the first half of his Wigmore Hall concert to William Byrd, he nonetheless managed to imply a snapshot history of the instrument from the English Renaissance to the 1970s.