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08:17 Apr 22, 2002 |
English to Polish translations [Non-PRO] Art/Literary - Music / music | ||||
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4 | Tack piano |
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3 | (patrz niżej) |
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Tack piano Explanation: Jest to instrument klawiszowy, czesto wykorzystywany przez George'a Harrisona i innych muzykow i nazwy tego instrumentu nie tlumaczy sie. Dla przykladu: 28. RUBINI, Michel Ęëŕâĺńčí / 1/, Ęëŕâčříűĺ / 1/, Tack Piano / 1/ http://www.zvuki.ru/A/P/13543 Ale bede szukala dalej, moze cos znajde...:) |
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(patrz niżej) Explanation: Nie znam polskiego tlumaczenia, ale moze ponizsza definicja pomoze. Istotne jest to, ze to nie jest "rodzaj instrumentu" tylko niejako "spreparowany" fortepian (a raczej pianino): honkytonk (also "honky-tonk") 1. A roadhouse or bar featuring entertainment. The term seems to have come from C&W (Webster's says that it's "of uncertain origin"). 2. A style of piano playing deriving from sense 1. Like the similar barrelhouse, it's a term with a loose definition, but generally refers to the loud, vigorous approach you'd expect in a roadhouse atmosphere. In some instances, thumb tacks are inserted into the hammers to produce a loud, metallic sound ("tack piano"). 3. An all-purpose word used in lyrics: "Quit your honkytonkin' ways." Reference: http://www.accad.ohio-state.edu/~spencer/FF/H.html |
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