Sentence examples for piano technology from inspiring English sources

That instrument represents the apogee of piano technology and is thus taken to indicate the sound Beethoven would have wanted.

Susan P. Crawford, who specializes in Internet issues at Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering in Washington, noted the sheet music industry's challenge to the new player piano technology in 1908.

The proof will be in what it actually sounds like: and we'll have to wait for reports from Budapest to find out what this "new revolution" in piano technology does for pianistic possibility.

John Cavanaugh, the executive director of piano technology at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, began working as a technician for Steinway dealers in 1986, receiving additional training at the Steinway factory before arriving at Oberlin, an All-Steinway School, in 2001.

AS the author of a book about piano technology and the co-curator of an exhibition at the Smithsonian Institution celebrating the 300th anniversary of the instrument's invention, Edwin M. Good has examined and played just about every kind of piano there is.

Mr. Svec played in rock bands all through high school, and went to the Shenandoah Conservatory of Music in West Virginia where he earned a degree in piano technology and to the North Bennett Street School in Boston where he got a certificate in advanced piano restoration.

Projections are supported by acoustic and visual features, combining the piano's mechanical technology with the projection's digital technology.

So, to protect the songwriters, Congress rewrote the law, but in a manner that allowed the player piano, a new technology, to continue to flourish.

The piano key weir technology has enhanced discharge capacity due to increased crest length and should be investigated for local sediment behavior.

The piano key weir technology has enhanced discharge capacity due to increased crest length and it can be investigated for the sediment transport via turbulence characteristics.

The scale and unprecedented force of his playing demanded stronger technology from piano makers – his recitals often required two pianos, as the first was likely to be destroyed in performance.