Sentence examples for making piano from inspiring English sources
ASTI, another Hamamatsu-based parts maker, had its roots in making piano connector parts and wire harnesses for Yamaha pianos and organs.
After dropping out of school at age 15, Gershwin earned an income by making piano rolls for player pianos and by playing in New York nightclubs.
Initially he considered making piano strings from Flexinol, a nickel-titanium shape memory wire, which flexes in specific ways in response to temperature changes.
Clint Eastwood recently began directing a new feature film, "Mystic River," but, just days before starting, he embarked on making "Piano Blues," one of seven parts of a documentary about the blues which Martin Scorsese is producing for public television.
Started in 1881 as a social service program to teach skills to immigrants, the school now specializes in promoting Old World crafts like violin making, piano repair and custom-furniture making.
By 1839, it was making piano keys, and for nearly a century, millions of pounds of elephant tusks were hauled up the hill from the Connecticut River, an enterprise that sustained the town and its work force.
"A Steinway is a Steinway," said John Steinway, whose family had been making pianos since 1853.
The great-grandson of François the Elder, Nicolas Blanchet, engaged in making pianos to accommodate the demand of the 19th century; he was succeeded in 1855 by his son P.-A.-C P.-A.-C P.-A.-C
But China is not just making pianos.
In 1880 he stopped traveling overseas and started a new Steinway & Sons piano factory in Hamburg, competing with his father's old firm, now called Grotrian-Steinweg, in making pianos for European customers.
In Germany, Heinrich Engelhard Steinweg (1797 1871) started making pianos in 1835 from his house in Seesen at the edge of the Harz mountains; a source of fine beech and spruce wood for the instruments.
