Sentence examples for rectangular piano from inspiring English sources
The strings of the square (actually rectangular) piano run horizontally across the instrument from side to side, like those of a clavichord, which probably was the source of the design.
It was an 1858 Steinway piano, a rectangular instrument often called a square piano, that was donated to LaGuardia in the 1990s.
Despite extensive studies on this type of weir with a rectangular plan form (RPKW), there are only a few pieces of research addressing trapezoidal piano key weirs (TPKW).
In the first part of the program, Galván and the dancer Belén Maya demolish a rectangular wooden box that resembles a piano.
At a workshop on her estate he made the first French square piano (1777; a piano with a rectangular case and horizontal stringing).
And that is somewhat the effect of the dancing, which pours out onto a stage framed by the musicians, Zuill Bailey on cello and Robert Koenig on piano, with quietly shifting blocks of rectangular dark and light providing smaller frames for the solos, duet, trio and full-company section that make up the piece.
Behind them, a long, rectangular screen displays op-art images that respond to Sakamoto's piano; each chord he plays triggers an on-screen splodge, or a flurry of fractal shapes.
Or a grand piano was essentially set on end with its pointed tail in the air, producing the asymmetrical "giraffe piano". Placing shelves in the upper part of the case to the right of the strings yielded the tall rectangular "cabinet piano". Because the lower end of the strings, which ran nearly vertically, was about at the level of the keyboard, all such instruments were very tall.
A tall rectangular canvas.
Twelve blank rectangular spaces.
