melopiano (Meaning)
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melopiano (n.)
A piano having a mechanical attachment which enables the player to prolong the notes at will.
Synonyms & Antonyms of melopiano
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melopiano Sentence Examples
- The melodious strains of the melopiano filled the concert hall with a captivating ambiance.
- The pianist's virtuosic fingers danced across the melopiano's ivory keys, creating an ethereal sound.
- The antique melopiano, with its elaborate carvings and polished mahogany, served as a centerpiece in the elegant drawing room.
- The young student spent hours practicing on the melopiano, striving to master its complex mechanism.
- The haunting melody played on the melopiano evoked a nostalgic yearning for a bygone era.
- The soulful notes of the melopiano resonated through the desolate landscape, providing a glimmer of solace amidst the solitude.
- The melopiano's rich, resonant tone was perfect for accompanying the melancholic verses of the poem.
- The improvisational jazz quartet used the melopiano as a canvas for their experimental sonic creations.
- The museum displayed a rare and valuable melopiano, renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and historical significance.
- The soothing melody played on the melopiano had a calming effect on the troubled mind, inviting relaxation and introspection.
FAQs About the word melopiano
A piano having a mechanical attachment which enables the player to prolong the notes at will.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The melodious strains of the melopiano filled the concert hall with a captivating ambiance.
The pianist's virtuosic fingers danced across the melopiano's ivory keys, creating an ethereal sound.
The antique melopiano, with its elaborate carvings and polished mahogany, served as a centerpiece in the elegant drawing room.
The young student spent hours practicing on the melopiano, striving to master its complex mechanism.
