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piano

[pee-an-oh, pyan-oh] / piˈæn oʊ, ˈpyæn oʊ /


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The wide tonal variation continues with “Don’t Let Go,” a gorgeous midtempo weeper with pedal-steel guitar, tinkly piano and mournful fiddle.

From The Wall Street Journal

Switching her skirts around the coffin and trying not to look in it, she settled on the bench and opened the piano.

From Literature

She mentioned that the church was saving up for a piano and suggested that I learn to read music so I could play at services.

From Literature

They take another series of photographs in the retiring room—me sitting at the piano, on the settee—and by the time those are finished I’ve nearly sweated through my pretend uniform.

From Literature

Then he and Sterling K. Brown re-enacted the famous “of all the gin joints” piano scene between Rick and Sam from “Casablanca.”

From The Wall Street Journal