Well, first the harpsichord was invented; this instrument was only soft so you could not get loud. Then the Gravicembalo col piano e forte was invented, which means "harpsichord with loud and soft". Needless to say, this was shortened to pianoforte which just means loud-soft. And then around 1900, it was shortened again to piano, which is ironic, because pianos can still play both loud and soft. But "piano" is just a whole lot more convenient to say.
The piano player in Bugsy Malone is simply known as "Piano Player." I mean, come on, did you really expect a fancy name like Beethoven or Mozart in a gangster musical for kids? Just enjoy the music and let Piano Player do their thing without worrying about their name.
Pianos come from Greece
the name of the piano player is the pianist
Quite simply, no, there is not another name for the piano. Hope I helped! :)
Yes there is. I am located in Detroit Michigan. There is a player piano for sale by a private owner. 250 piano rolls come with it. It appears to be at least a 52" piano.
The piano player in Bugsy Malone is simply known as "Piano Player." I mean, come on, did you really expect a fancy name like Beethoven or Mozart in a gangster musical for kids? Just enjoy the music and let Piano Player do their thing without worrying about their name.
The name comes from the blind piano playing man named Steve wonder
Pianos come from Greece
the piano comes from the amazing country russia.
A piano would come in handy...
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the name of the piano player is the pianist
Piano Man, 1973
Quite simply, no, there is not another name for the piano. Hope I helped! :)
The name of the right pedal on a piano is the "damper pedal."
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Piano Red's birth name is William Lee Perryman.