Sentence examples for when a piano from inspiring English sources

When a piano finds its player, it becomes a partner in the creation of art.

"The ironic thing is that when a piano reaches the age for our retirement, it sometimes is at a peak of popularity among pianists," he said, "so that the hall where it resides is reluctant to retire it".

Ms. Tesori studied piano for 10 years, from age 3 to 13, quit playing when a piano teacher curtailed her creativity, and went to Barnard resigned to becoming a physician like her father.

FLORENCE, Italy — "You know in cartoons, when a piano falls and there's, like, four keys sticking out," the model Charlie James said backstage at the Juun.J show here on Wednesday.

John Duff Lowe (a schoolmate of McCartney's) played piano with the group occasionally in the summer of 1958, on the occasions when a piano was available at a venue.

So when a piano technician came to the Peterson home in the Toronto area a few years ago to tune her husband's Bösendorfer Imperial grand — with its 97 keys — lightning struck.

For example, when pressing a piano key we might not know exactly what absolute frequency to expect, or when throwing a stone into a dark well we might not know when it will hit the bottom.

It was a delightful throwback to the earlier decades of the 20th century, when using a piano in Mozart was standard.

Upright or grand, digital or acoustic, new or used - these are only the most basic decisions you will have to make when buying a piano.

The disapproval of the community was palpable because they didn't conform to rigorous Mennonite edicts – for example, a convoy of thunderous-faced elders descended on them when Elf, a piano prodigy, won scholarships to study abroad.

A new Saturday series featuring short performances begins Sept. 24 at 6 45 p.m., when Jason Cutmore, a piano student in the graduate division of the Conservatory of Music at Purchase, plays music by Manuel de Falla.