Sentence examples for moving piano from inspiring English sources
Writer falls asleep elsewhere while they are moving piano, but comes back to play it.
Here, on the lovely and moving piano ballad Mrs Bartolozzi, she turns watching a washing machine into a thing of quivering erotic wonder.
Cigarettes Will Kill You boasts three: moving piano chords, a slightly off-kilter, hip-hop inspired drum groove, and Lee's chorus lyric.
The backbone of the song is a moving piano melody from a studio session with the late rapper-songwriter Static Major and cohort Smoke E Digglera, sampled not from an official source, but from YouTube.
In the first movement of the Dvorak, having established her identity with some firmness, Ms. Fried entered the recapitulation with a melting, tremendously moving piano, drawing the other instruments after her: one of many highlights that showed the potential of this developing relationship.
In the right hands (Arrau owned two of them), "Les Jeux d'Eaux a la Villa d'Este" is one of the most moving piano pieces I know.
The set has canonical works that differ either slightly from their released versions ("Baby, Let Me Follow You Down" is sung a little too ungently) or significantly (there is a moving, piano-based gospel version of "The Times They Are A-Changin' ").
The stagehands — who do everything from moving pianos to unloading instruments from trucks to configuring the stage for performances — want these new rooms to fall under their purview.
Moving pianos in another sense (i.e., selling them) was the subject of James B. Stewart's "Matchmaker," about Erica Feidner, a salesperson at Steinway & Sons' West Fifty-seventh Street showroom, which is known as Steinway Hall.
Who could forget the young musicians playing Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" from the cutout center of moving pianos in an installation by the artist team of Allora & Calzadilla at Gladstone?
I always had a hard time moving pianos around for shows and renting them so I figured I should learn guitar as well.
