Sentence examples for keyboard version from inspiring English sources

Carillonneurs in Flanders and the Netherlands often used a keyboard version as a practice instrument.

The jazz or rock arranger has done much more than simply transcribe the keyboard version of a song.

Alva (www.alvabraille.com) plans to follow up with a qwerty keyboard version of the device for users with normal vision.

Another common practice is to reduce the orchestral parts of concertos to a keyboard version to enable students to study and play these works without an orchestra.

Two attempts to devise a keyboard version using a bellows were the anémocorde (1789), invented by Johann Jacob Schnell, and the piano éolien (1837), by M. Isouard.

The tradeoffs were similar, although in some ways, and in these players' hands, the keyboard version had a greater stateliness than the quintet.

At 17 he was entrusted by Gounod with making keyboard versions of the senior composer's two symphonies, and immediately composed one of his own in very similar style but with extra sparkle and energy.

Then there's Haunted Maze by Edward Federmeyer, a really quick, surprisingly polished stealth slash twitch game where you have to avoid zombies throughout several ever-changing mazes, all set to weird, keyboard versions of classical masterpieces.

And "flaming" — the near-psychotic reaming out of innocent strangers on Internet message boards — is merely a keyboard-based version of the method by which New Yorkers have always conversed.

The first half of his program consisted of a sonata cobbled together from two Haydn keyboard sonatas, a version of Bach's first keyboard Partita (shorn of one movement) and a Guitar Quartet adapted from a Haydn string quartet and an anonymous 18th-century transcription of that quartet for lute and three strings.

With no keyboard, the Famicom version replaces the verb-noun parser with a menu list of fourteen set commands selectable with the gamepad.