Examples of using Their instruments in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Finally, patterns of human trade and migration have for many centuries swept musicians and their instruments across seas and continents, resulting in constant flux, change, and cross-fertilization and adaptation.
If students are expected to learn their instruments and practice outside of school, then they will develop the ability to create a practice schedule
One problem is that different musicians are exposed to different levels of noise depending on their instruments, the concert hall, where they sit in an orchestra and the fluctuations of the piece they are playing.
for the splendor and powerful tone of their instruments with broad wood constructing,
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for the splendour and powerful tone of their instruments, with Broadwood constructing pianos that were progressively larger, louder, and more robustly constructed.
Serious pianists are more inclined to keep their instruments in top shape, because they're more sensitive to any miniscule change in sound.
If students are anticipated to learn their instruments and practice outside of school, they will develop the ability to develop a practice agenda
for the splendour and powerful tone of their instruments, with Broadwood constructing ones that were progressively larger, louder, and more robustly constructed.
they have to make sure their instruments resonate with their neighbors' instruments,
Erard pianos were marketed as the finest piano in the world, and their instruments were some of the most elaborate, expensive pianos ever produced.
claimed that ancient musicians in Greece, Egypt, and in even more remote civilizations tuned their instruments to 432 hertz.
And we have so many examples of this: the Pygmies of the Congo tune their instruments to the pitches of the birds in the forest around them.
Yet even with robotic vehicles puttering through the oceans, humans will still need to go to sea to interpret the data their instruments are collecting.
claimed that ancient musicians in Greece, Egypt, and in even more remote civilizations tuned their instruments to 432 hertz.
asked into the studio, and as the technicians played their instruments, she sang along, songs she had created.
then asked the musicians to play strange and unusual sounds with their instruments.
of major jazz festivals, and they certainly do very very good job of making sure their instruments get placed on television spots.
Looking forward, recent developments suggest that central banks need to reflect further onthe role that monetary policy may have played in fostering a lack of credit discipline and to improve their instruments for relieving liquidity stress in today's more global financial system.
This is akin to a musician getting to know their instrument.