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pi·ano [piˈænəʊ] N

piano
klavir m
to play [the] piano
igrati [na] klavir
at the piano
pri klavirju

grand piˈa·no N

grand piano
[koncertni] klavir m

pi·ˈano re·cit·al N

pi·ˈano stool N

piano stool
klavirski stol m

Usage examples with piano

piano recital
klavirski recital
piano stool
klavirski stolček
to play [the] piano
igrati [na] klavir
he was backed by piano
pel je ob klavirski spremljavi
Mozart's Piano Concerto in E flat
Mozartov koncert za klavir v e-molu
to take up the piano/fishing
začeti igrati klavir/ribariti
to play the bagpipes/piano/violin
igrati dude/klavir/violino
to practise the flute/piano/violin
vaditi flavto/klavir/violino
not only can she sing and dance, she can act and play the piano too
ne samo da zna peti in plesati, temveč je tudi igralka in pianistka

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He later studied piano at the university level.
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His music career began when he started taking piano lessons at the age of five.
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He began playing the piano at six, and was composing by 14.
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My need was for remarks about the virtuoso piano technique.
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The winner is the team that best keeps in time with the piano.
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He began singing at the age of five, and played piano from age eight.
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On her first solo album, released two years later, she played the piano but did not sing.
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Now she likes it and often appeared singing and playing the piano.
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The sound of a piano being played by a free man nothing more, nothing less.
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He also made a piano reduction of the second symphony.
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