piano lesson
collocation in Englishmeaningsofpianoandlesson
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piano
noun[C or U]
uk/piˈæn.əʊ/us/piˈæn.oʊ/
a large musical instrument with a row of black and white keys that are pressed to ...
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lesson
noun[C]
uk/ˈles.ən/us/ˈles.ən/
a period of time in which a person is taught about a subject or how to ...
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(Definition ofpianoandlessonfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofpiano lesson
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Bricht received his firstpianolessonat age four, and began composing piano pieces and songs by age twelve.
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With the exception of parents whose presence distracted the children too much, parents were now expected to attend the piano lessons as well.
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The 'general music education' part of the lessons is designed to train these basic skills, on which the piano lessons then build.
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After lesson 13, the educational team decided that the groups of piano lessons should be rearranged and reduced from four to two.
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With regard to the piano lessons, the attitude of the teachers was more ambivalent.
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Pupils were asked about their musical environment, parental attendance at their piano lessons, parental assistance with practice, and their enjoyment of playing the piano.
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Many boys were having private violin or piano lessons inside and outside of school.
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Drawing on the rhythmical abilities the children had acquired during the general music sessions, the piano lessons did not feature any new rhythmical skills.
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Playing together constituted a pillar of the piano lessons.
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However, he did not receive his first seriouspianolessonuntil 1857 although he already had begun to compose some years before.
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He started withpianolessonat 4 year old.
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At 5 his father started hispianolessonand was very strict about his practicing.
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When she was 7 years and had her firstpianolesson, she started to fall in love with music.
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Those who could read music usually attributed what skill they had to a previous more formal experience, often their piano lessons.
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More than half of them had taken piano lessons, for example, and all but one had given up.
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The programme combines general music activities, aiming at the development of general musical skills, with piano lessons in small groups.
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Songs, then, were the main material used during the piano lessons.
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One of the basic principles of the project was that improvisation should be one pillar of the piano lessons.
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Finally, improvisation was also included in the piano lessons.
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My father was a good pianist and that led to piano lessons.
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The particular episode that was watched is about piano lessons.
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