pianino

(ˌpɪəˈniːnəʊ)

n, pl -nos

(Instruments) music a small upright piano

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There, at a monastery in Valldemossa, Chopin wrote his landmark preludes utilizing a locally made pianino.

Chopin's Piano: In Search of the Instrument That Transformed Music

Nel racconto Il pianino, Incoronato mettera in evidenza come lo sviluppo tecnologico non avrebbe dovuto cancellare le tradizioni del passato, simboli di emozioni e sentimenti propri dell'essere umano: "[...] don Ciccio [...] non difendeva il vecchio a tutti i costi, ma non intendeva buttare a mare il vecchio anche quando aveva qualcosa di buono" (Incoronato, 2006: 189).

La citta di Napoli nella narrativa di Luigi Incoronato

Bogutaite-Dediniene whose Pianino pamokos [Piano Lessons] were published in 2000 by the J.

Music publication in Lithuania after 1990: a typological analysis

Jis namuose atsirado vietoje pianino, buvusio priklausymo viduriniajai klasei zenklu.

Space and the mobility problem in audiovisual media/ Erdves ir mobilumo problema audiovizualinese medijose

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