Definition of thumb piano in English:

thumb piano

noun

Any of various musical instruments, mainly of African origin, made from strips of metal fastened to a resonator and played by plucking with the fingers and thumbs.
Also called kalimba, mbira, or sansa
Example sentencesExamples
- The primary instruments are drums but lutes, woodwinds, and thumb pianos are also used.
- A must for international roots fans, the veteran musician plays her own uplifting pieces on the Mbira thumb piano.
- Drums are a common instrument, as are wooden xylophones; bow harps; zithers; and the sanza, a small thumb piano fashioned from bamboo.
- Gone are the days when world music meant nose flutes and thumb pianos.
- The textures emanating from that box are also hard to put into words, like a delayed thumb piano, perhaps?
- The opening orchestration evokes for me the sound of the African thumb piano, although one of symphonic size.
- These dances are very lively and use the traditional instruments of drums, an instrument similar to a xylophone, and a thumb piano.
- One of the most engaging tracks is Mama, with its compelling thumb piano line, high life guitar, and mesmerising vocal chants.
- Burundian craftsmen make fine instruments such as the thumb piano (ikembe).
- When this sound duets with a real or imaginary thumb piano as the track comes to a close, another aesthetic plateau is reached and the music's place in time becomes fuzzy.
- Rod made an industrial version of the African thumb piano, constructed from a 44-gallon plastic drum.
- Fabio is a master of the traditional 22-key Mbira thumb piano, and his mix of east and north African tribal rhythms is truly mesmerising.
- Dance, accompanied by the drum, xylo-phone, or thumb piano, plays an important cultural role in Zambia.
- It is called ‘The Signet’ - a sort of giant thumb piano + that resonates through a desized 44 gallon drum.
- The artist also has a long-standing interest in traditional Igbo poet-singers, or minstrels, who accompany themselves on the ubo - the Igbo-style mbira, or thumb piano.
- The traditional mbira - or thumb piano - became the primary weapon in a culture war against the white colonial Government of Rhodesia.
- After toying with the African thumb piano, however, Ezell was once again, ‘infused with creative energy.’
- This instrument, the thumb piano, is the backbone of the musical culture of the Bantu Shona people.
- Traditional instruments, such as the thumb piano and various drums, are often used to accompany singers and dancers.
- Though it still makes liberal use of the massive sound of the ngoma, Tandala departs from heavy rhythm on some tracks for the softer sounds of a simple thumb piano and vocals.

Definition of thumb piano in US English:

thumb piano

nounθəm piˈɑnoʊ

Any of various musical instruments, mainly of African origin, made from strips of metal fastened to a resonator and played by plucking with the fingers and thumbs.
Also called kalimba, mbira, or sansa
Example sentencesExamples
- A must for international roots fans, the veteran musician plays her own uplifting pieces on the Mbira thumb piano.
- After toying with the African thumb piano, however, Ezell was once again, ‘infused with creative energy.’
- One of the most engaging tracks is Mama, with its compelling thumb piano line, high life guitar, and mesmerising vocal chants.
- The primary instruments are drums but lutes, woodwinds, and thumb pianos are also used.
- The artist also has a long-standing interest in traditional Igbo poet-singers, or minstrels, who accompany themselves on the ubo - the Igbo-style mbira, or thumb piano.
- These dances are very lively and use the traditional instruments of drums, an instrument similar to a xylophone, and a thumb piano.
- The opening orchestration evokes for me the sound of the African thumb piano, although one of symphonic size.
- The textures emanating from that box are also hard to put into words, like a delayed thumb piano, perhaps?
- Fabio is a master of the traditional 22-key Mbira thumb piano, and his mix of east and north African tribal rhythms is truly mesmerising.
- Though it still makes liberal use of the massive sound of the ngoma, Tandala departs from heavy rhythm on some tracks for the softer sounds of a simple thumb piano and vocals.
- Gone are the days when world music meant nose flutes and thumb pianos.
- This instrument, the thumb piano, is the backbone of the musical culture of the Bantu Shona people.
- Drums are a common instrument, as are wooden xylophones; bow harps; zithers; and the sanza, a small thumb piano fashioned from bamboo.
- It is called ‘The Signet’ - a sort of giant thumb piano + that resonates through a desized 44 gallon drum.
- Traditional instruments, such as the thumb piano and various drums, are often used to accompany singers and dancers.
- Burundian craftsmen make fine instruments such as the thumb piano (ikembe).
- Dance, accompanied by the drum, xylo-phone, or thumb piano, plays an important cultural role in Zambia.
- Rod made an industrial version of the African thumb piano, constructed from a 44-gallon plastic drum.
- The traditional mbira - or thumb piano - became the primary weapon in a culture war against the white colonial Government of Rhodesia.
- When this sound duets with a real or imaginary thumb piano as the track comes to a close, another aesthetic plateau is reached and the music's place in time becomes fuzzy.

单词	thumb piano
释义	Definition of thumb piano in English: thumb piano noun Any of various musical instruments, mainly of African origin, made from strips of metal fastened to a resonator and played by plucking with the fingers and thumbs. Also called kalimba, mbira, or sansa Example sentencesExamples The primary instruments are drums but lutes, woodwinds, and thumb pianos are also used. A must for international roots fans, the veteran musician plays her own uplifting pieces on the Mbira thumb piano. Drums are a common instrument, as are wooden xylophones; bow harps; zithers; and the sanza, a small thumb piano fashioned from bamboo. Gone are the days when world music meant nose flutes and thumb pianos. The textures emanating from that box are also hard to put into words, like a delayed thumb piano, perhaps? The opening orchestration evokes for me the sound of the African thumb piano, although one of symphonic size. These dances are very lively and use the traditional instruments of drums, an instrument similar to a xylophone, and a thumb piano. One of the most engaging tracks is Mama, with its compelling thumb piano line, high life guitar, and mesmerising vocal chants. Burundian craftsmen make fine instruments such as the thumb piano (ikembe). When this sound duets with a real or imaginary thumb piano as the track comes to a close, another aesthetic plateau is reached and the music's place in time becomes fuzzy. Rod made an industrial version of the African thumb piano, constructed from a 44-gallon plastic drum. Fabio is a master of the traditional 22-key Mbira thumb piano, and his mix of east and north African tribal rhythms is truly mesmerising. Dance, accompanied by the drum, xylo-phone, or thumb piano, plays an important cultural role in Zambia. It is called ‘The Signet’ - a sort of giant thumb piano + that resonates through a desized 44 gallon drum. The artist also has a long-standing interest in traditional Igbo poet-singers, or minstrels, who accompany themselves on the ubo - the Igbo-style mbira, or thumb piano. The traditional mbira - or thumb piano - became the primary weapon in a culture war against the white colonial Government of Rhodesia. After toying with the African thumb piano, however, Ezell was once again, ‘infused with creative energy.’ This instrument, the thumb piano, is the backbone of the musical culture of the Bantu Shona people. Traditional instruments, such as the thumb piano and various drums, are often used to accompany singers and dancers. Though it still makes liberal use of the massive sound of the ngoma, Tandala departs from heavy rhythm on some tracks for the softer sounds of a simple thumb piano and vocals. Definition of thumb piano in US English: thumb piano nounθəm piˈɑnoʊ Any of various musical instruments, mainly of African origin, made from strips of metal fastened to a resonator and played by plucking with the fingers and thumbs. Also called kalimba, mbira, or sansa Example sentencesExamples A must for international roots fans, the veteran musician plays her own uplifting pieces on the Mbira thumb piano. After toying with the African thumb piano, however, Ezell was once again, ‘infused with creative energy.’ One of the most engaging tracks is Mama, with its compelling thumb piano line, high life guitar, and mesmerising vocal chants. The primary instruments are drums but lutes, woodwinds, and thumb pianos are also used. The artist also has a long-standing interest in traditional Igbo poet-singers, or minstrels, who accompany themselves on the ubo - the Igbo-style mbira, or thumb piano. These dances are very lively and use the traditional instruments of drums, an instrument similar to a xylophone, and a thumb piano. The opening orchestration evokes for me the sound of the African thumb piano, although one of symphonic size. The textures emanating from that box are also hard to put into words, like a delayed thumb piano, perhaps? Fabio is a master of the traditional 22-key Mbira thumb piano, and his mix of east and north African tribal rhythms is truly mesmerising. Though it still makes liberal use of the massive sound of the ngoma, Tandala departs from heavy rhythm on some tracks for the softer sounds of a simple thumb piano and vocals. Gone are the days when world music meant nose flutes and thumb pianos. This instrument, the thumb piano, is the backbone of the musical culture of the Bantu Shona people. Drums are a common instrument, as are wooden xylophones; bow harps; zithers; and the sanza, a small thumb piano fashioned from bamboo. It is called ‘The Signet’ - a sort of giant thumb piano + that resonates through a desized 44 gallon drum. Traditional instruments, such as the thumb piano and various drums, are often used to accompany singers and dancers. Burundian craftsmen make fine instruments such as the thumb piano (ikembe). Dance, accompanied by the drum, xylo-phone, or thumb piano, plays an important cultural role in Zambia. Rod made an industrial version of the African thumb piano, constructed from a 44-gallon plastic drum. The traditional mbira - or thumb piano - became the primary weapon in a culture war against the white colonial Government of Rhodesia. When this sound duets with a real or imaginary thumb piano as the track comes to a close, another aesthetic plateau is reached and the music's place in time becomes fuzzy.
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