piano player
Americannoun
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another name for pianist
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any of various devices for playing a piano automatically
Etymology
Origin of piano player
First recorded in 1895–1900
Example Sentences
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According to Los Angeles County prosecutors, the man was Jonathan Michael Alvarado, 38, a volunteer piano player at the facility.
From Los Angeles Times
The piano player was making an awful racket, pounding out low, somber notes that didn’t fit the mood of the film at all.
From Literature
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The title references the film “Casablanca,” and its piano player, Sam, whose music stirs up memories of the central love story.
From Los Angeles Times
By the time Donna and Keith Godchaux had become enamored of the Dead, the band was in the market for a new piano player.
"He was just a really nice old gentleman and a really good piano player," she said.
From BBC
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