Collocations withpiano
These are words often used in combination withpiano.
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acoustic piano
Real-time performance interaction with a computer-controlled acoustic piano.
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classical piano
His early musical experiences ranged from classical piano to playing electronic keyboards in various rock and blues bands.
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digital piano
Other key features include a digital piano roll.
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electric piano
Nobody at that time thought the electric piano sounded any good.
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piano accompaniment
She thought that piano accompaniment was 'very important because it provided a harmonic basis'.
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piano accompanist
Following her own wide experience as a piano accompanist, her research interests centre on the psychology of performance, particularly the use of imagery among concert performers.
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piano ballad
With a slow piano ballad, for example, participants perceived the endorser as more diligent and orderly than when he endorsed a product with rock music.
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piano concerto
However, components of that activity (playing a piano concerto) are specifically human, such as the musicality and artistic components.
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piano keyboard
Let us number the keys of a piano keyboard from 0 to 86, so that these numbers can represent the pitches of the sounds.
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piano lesson
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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piano quintet
However, during his year-long concentration on the genre he wrote three string quartets and a piano quintet in addition to the piano quartet.
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piano recital
A piano recital was the first program on the air.
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piano roll
An example is the familiar scrolling 'piano roll' display which features in most sequencing software.
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piano sonata
Although he had surely found the way to write a convincing twelve-note piano sonata, the discovery apparently corresponded with his loss of interest in the genre.
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piano teacher
She remains an enthusiastic piano teacher, and contributes to higher education courses in performance and instrumental teaching and learning.
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piano trio
On it she is backed by a jazz piano trio, enhanced by a 17-piece string section with harp and oboe.
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prepared piano
His primary instrument is the piano (frequently prepared piano).
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toy piano
Her first memory of making music was playing a toy piano when she was aged four.
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upright piano
In an upright piano, the sound board is a large vertical plate at the back of the instrument.
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