Sentence examples for piano making from inspiring English sources

He was at the piano making up songs when he first admitted to himself that he was gay.

A jazz singer performs on weekends, not dolled up but with a voice that's smoother than late-night radio, and the regulars sit around her piano, making requests.

There's this joke that I sing everything, and now Beatrice has taken up that habit; apparently she's getting on the old piano, making up songs.

Only half the band performs in Mr. Crumb's "Vox Balaenae" (1971), for electric flute, cello and piano, making an ample and varied noise.

Mr. Haas steered from the piano, making use of an emphatic attack, a rococo sense of flourish and the trustworthy power of crescendo.

The songs on the program were chosen partly to showcase composers who wrote elaborate parts for the piano, making the pianist a true partner to the music making.

The piano, made in a variety of forms, was widely popular in the mid-18th century.

"Studying the piano made a good boy out of a bad one," he informed an interviewer in 1924.

Jesse Mills (on violin) and Colin Fowler (on piano) make the score compelling.

And Jane Campion, the director of The Piano, made the gorgeous Top of the Lake.

One might recall that the Hindenburg carried in its serenely floating dining room a grand piano made of aluminum.