Sentence examples for range of piano from inspiring English sources

We tuners usually have quite a few piano supply catalogs, and most of them have a broad range of piano lamps.

May 13 2011 May 13 at 7: Simone Dinnerstein brings a reserved, contemplative style to a conservative range of piano repertory.

He thus gained access not only to a vast range of piano sonorities and textures but also to a world, charted by Liszt, in which a consistency of extravagant display justifies all kinds of inconsistencies, especially between sentimentality and sophistication, directness and difficulty.

Even if you're considering buying privately, visit a piano store and try their range of pianos so you have an idea of what's good and what's not.

The first movement opens with ominous, grumbling figures in the lowest range of the piano.

In the duo's hands, their combined total of 10 strings can span the range of a piano, a blues band, or an entire symphony orchestra.

At the end, three tones glow in the night: a G, low on the horn; a C, high on the violin; and an A, sounding weakly in the middle range of the piano.

Chiapusso was the first to suggest that she specialize in Bach, and although she continued to study the full range of the piano repertory, she also began to focus on Bach's music, as well as his techniques of ornamentation and the kinds of instruments he used.

The trouble is that we don't know whether it was written before or after Maria Anna's death, and, in the absence of other information, we have to assume that one day Mozart banged an A-minor triad like a wedge into the middle range of the piano and liked the way it sounded.

Complex rhythms and gigantic crashing chords traverse the whole range of the piano.

The album opens with the first single "...Baby One More Time", a teen pop and dance-pop song that begins with a three-note motif in the bass range of the piano.