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Definition of a piano in English Turkish dictionary
- piano
- hafif kıs
- piano
- (Muzik) hafif (sesle)
- joanna
- (Argo) Piyano
- piano
- piyano
Müzisyen kafasını salladı ve küçük piyanosunu itti.
-The musician shook his head and pushed his little piano away.
Piyano çalmada asla çok iyi değildim.
-I've never been very good at playing the piano.
- piano
- (isim) piyano
- piano
- {i} piyano (çalgı)
- piano
- s., z., müz. piano, hafif (sesle)
- piano
- piano stool vida ile alçalıp yükseltilebilen piyano taburesi
- piano
- upright piano düz piyano
- piano
- hafif
- piano
- hafif sesle
- piano
- dik piyano
- piano
- (zarf) hafif sesle
- piano
- grand piano kuyruklu piyano
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Definition of a piano in English English dictionary
- joanna
- agony box
- piano
- Soft. Used as a dynamic directive in sheet music in its abbreviated form, {p.}, to indicate lowering the volume of the music. In the pianoforte this is done by pressing the instrument's keys more lightly
- piano
- A large keyboard instrument invented in the early 1700s by Bartolomeo Cristofori, with five principal components
- piano
- n A parlor utensil for subduing the impenitent visitor It is operated by pressing the keys of the machine and the spirits of the audience
- piano
- Soft; a direction to the performer to execute a certain passage softly, and with diminished volume of tone
- piano
- This specifies the additional cost to move a single 42-inch piano as part of the total household This is not the cost to move the piano if that is the only item being moved
- piano
- p Soft
- piano
- (pee ah' no): quiet pyarskwaerd (pi ahr skwayrd'): area
- piano
- Italian for quiet
- piano
- 1 A musical instrument played by pressing down keys on a keyboard and causing hammers to strike metal strings, the vibration from which is stopped by dampers when the keys are released 2 Performed softly
- piano
- (music) low loudness
- piano
- Quiet (Italian)
- piano
- A stringed keyboard instrument that is considered to be a member of the percussion family because the sound is produced by hammers that strikes the strings
- piano
- used as a direction in music; to be played relatively softly
- piano
- A piano is a large musical instrument with a row of black and white keys. When you press these keys with your fingers, little hammers hit wire strings inside the piano which vibrate to produce musical notes. I taught myself how to play the piano He started piano lessons at the age of
- piano
- A well-known musical instrument somewhat resembling the harpsichord, and consisting of a series of wires of graduated length, thickness, and tension, struck by hammers moved by keys
- piano
- Soft. Used as a dynamic directive in sheet music in its abbreviated form, {p.}, to indicate lowering the volume of the music. In the pianoforte this is done by pressing the instruments keys more lightly
- piano
- Abbrev
- piano
- A keyboard musical instrument, usually ranging over seven octaves, with white and black keys, played by pressing these keys, causing hammers to strike strings
- piano
- – Dynamic marking meaning “soft;” notated as p
- piano
- (it ) - Softly Abreviated: p [back]
- piano
- {i} musical instrument with a keyboard and pedals
- piano
- A modern keyboard instrument that produces sounds by hammers striking strings These hammers are activated by keys, depressed by the performer's fingers The piano is equipped with a pedal that controls the dampers which stop the vibration of the strings When the pedal is pressed by the performer's foot, the dampers are lifted from the strings, and the strings are allowed to vibrate freely Another pedal softens the volume of the piano The piano is an extremely popular instrument in Classical, Romantic, Post-Romantic, Modern, Jazz, Pop, Rock, and Folk music Famous jazz pianists: Duke Ellington, Bill Evans, Dave Brubeck, Herbie Hancock Search Google com for Piano
- piano
- A piece of music that is played piano is played quietly. or pianoforte Keyboard instrument with wire strings that sound when struck by hammers operated by a keyboard. It was invented in Florence by Bartolomeo Cristofori before 1720, with the particular aim of permitting note-to-note dynamic variation (lacking in the harpsichord). It differs from the older clavichord in that its hammers (rather than tangents) are thrown at the strings and bounce back, permitting the struck string to vibrate loudly. A cast-iron frame is needed to withstand the strings' tremendous tension. Pianos have taken various shapes. The original harpsichord (or wing) shape has survived in the modern grand piano; the less-expensive square (actually rectangular) piano, standard in the early 19th century, was replaced by the upright piano, in which the strings are vertical. For at least 150 years the piano was the most important instrument in Western music. thumb piano piano nobile player piano
- piano
- a stringed instrument that is played by depressing keys that cause hammers to strike tuned strings and produce sounds (music) low loudness used chiefly as a direction or description in music; "the piano passages in the composition"
- piano
- keyboard instrument, also soft in dynamic level
- piano
- softly, quietly (Music)
- piano
- Italian for "soft "
- piano
- used chiefly as a direction or description in music; "the piano passages in the composition"
- piano
- (Italian; abbreviated p): quiet
- piano
- A large, expensive musical instrument which, after thousands of dollars worth of lessons and constant harping by Mom, kids will refuse to play in front of company
- piano
- A percussive keyboard instrument, theoretically capable of producing 88 distinct tones
- piano
- a stringed instrument that is played by depressing keys that cause hammers to strike tuned strings and produce sounds
- piano
- ( p ) - Soft, softer so than mezzo-piano
- piano
- Soft Pianoforte
- piano
- This MoverQuotes table column specifies the additional cost to move a single 42 inch piano as part of the total household This is not the cost to move the piano if that is the only item being moved
- piano
- A word with two meanings: 1) a musical instrument with 88 black and white keys which trigger strings stretched over a metal frame; and 2) a dynamic marking, meaning "soft "
- piano
- Soft
- piano
- sonatas for cello and piano. see also grand piano, upright piano
- piano
- The Italian term for "quiet" (literally "small") This is indicated in a musical score by the marking "p" [Dynamics Notation]
- piano
- pf
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a piano
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/ə pēˈanō/ /ə piːˈænoʊ/
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