concert grand
Americannoun
noun
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Origin of concert grand
First recorded in 1890–95
Example Sentences
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The Yamaha concert grand also withstood bombing in a previous war between Israel and Gaza’s rulers - Hamas - in 2014, and was carefully restored the following year by a French music technician.
From BBC
She is of such stature that she often travels with her own 1,064-pound Steinway Model D concert grand piano, as well as a dedicated technician for it.
From New York Times
In her home studio, with two side-by-side concert grand pianos, North still teaches students and coaches professional players.
From Seattle Times
The crowds were back, hanging around the Yamaha concert grand piano the two owners had purchased for $30,000 as a centerpiece for lounge singing.
From Seattle Times
Some longtime patrons might recognize a familiar echo from Saks’ concert grand, the center’s main piano.
From Seattle Times
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