piano

名词钢琴; <美俚>囚犯工作席; 轻奏乐段

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1. 钢琴曲：[记忆方法:照片里有一个动物园,周围长满了竹子,中间有一个六公斤(kilo)的小袋鼠(kangaroo ),袋鼠正在听收音机(radio),收音机里播放着钢琴曲(piano). ]

1. 钢琴
    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.

    e.g. I taught myself how to play the piano...
           我自学了弹钢琴。
    e.g. He started piano lessons at the age of 7.
           他7岁开始上钢琴课。

2. 轻轻地；微弱地
    A piece of music that is played piano is played quietly.

1. A piano formally owned by John Lennon is set to embark on a peace tour organised by singer George Michael.

2. People saw Cage's friend David Tudor sit at the piano and mark the beginning of the piece by closing the keyboard lid.

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3. Bye himself will accompany the film on the piano, backed by a string quartet.

4. An urban kid's typical activity list is jammed with piano or English lessons, or some other special class.

5. Chinese piano virtuoso Lang Lang was to carry the torch onto the stage at the Queen's Theatre in Hornchurch.

6. He learned to play piano at the age of 7 and later learned cello, composing and conducting at China Central Conservatory of Music.

7. One of Ho's aunts was a piano professor and another was a cello professor.

8. Friends say she is a 2002 graduate of Eagle Valley Senior High School, a cheerleader and a talented piano player who sang in the choir.

9. More than half played the piano while approximately a quarter had studied woodwind instruments such as the flute or clarinet.

10. He's still an unclassifiable classicist who would find a single musical genre as confining as being limited to one octave on his piano.

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