1960s: Sheet music on piano. Child sits at piano.

COLOR W/ SYNC AUDIO Brian Wilson sings ""It's Just a Matter of Time"" alone on stage. He plays the piano. At the end, he yells the name of the song for emphasis and runs from the piano. Good CU of Brian at singing at the piano. Well-lit. Full performance available upon request.

During the First International Piano Festival of Montreal held between May 27th and June 14th 1965: sequence on piano tuner at work on grand piano on a stage as various people look on.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story by Regina Benjamin about Joel and Priscilla Rappaport who tune the pianos for the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition in Fort Worth. This story includes footage of the Rapports at work, interviews with Priscilla and Joel, and an interview with their apprentice technician.

00:00:00:00 at :00 shows piano tuner or manufacturer at work / at :12 cu Kimball logo on piano / at :15 men constructing pianos (0:00)/

Dogs playing toy pianos entertain children in wheelchairs

Brentford, Middlesex. <br/> <br/>At the British Piano Museum we see several automatic pianos playing. Various shots show a Steinway Reproducing Grand Piano, seemingly playing itself; museum owner Frank Holland opens a lid on the piano so we can see the music roll turning round. We then see a clockwork barrel piano that came from an Edwardian pub. <br/> <br/>Frank starts up an Edison cylinder phonograph from 1908 and we hear the tinny sound of a couple singing 'Aba Daba Honeymoon" - fascinating. An upright Steinway plays a roll of music by Johann Strauss that was recorded by Richard Epstein in 1912. A Swiss music box is seen briefly, then an organ with a tambourine attached. Museum worker Mr WR Wilson sits beside a playing 1920s Honky Tonk piano, then we see the last exhibit, a Mills Violano Virtuoso, which actually plays a violin, with piano accompaniment - amazing! <br/> <br/>Tunes played appear to be in natural sound. <br/> <br/>Note: on file is correspondence and notes on this story, plus a tiny booklet about the museum.

Musician playing a piano in a concert

Notable African American composer and teacher Dr. John W. Work (John Wesley Work III), seated at the piano. From a few different angles he is seen playing the piano. John Work stops and writes sheet music in a book at his side as he composes or arranges. Location: United States USA. Date: 1937.

Close-up of girl’s hands playing piano in concert hall

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ms piano store - night - sign on front entrance: Piano Factory Outlet - interior pianos seen through glass doors - different angle of same - cu grand pianos through window - piano factory outlet sign - 5 shots

WS MAN GETS HIT IN REAR WITH PIANO TWO MEN ATTEMPT TO LIFT PIANO. TWO MEN SOLICIT THE HELP OF OTHER MEN TO LIFT PIANO WS 4 MEN LIFT PIANO AND THROW IT OVER CAR WS MAN GESTURES FEAR WS 4 MEN LIFT PIANO AND PUT IT IN CAR 2 MEN ATTEMPT TO DRIVE WITH PIANO IN BACK SEAT OF CONVERTIBLE CAR. PIANO FALLS OUT IRONING. IN BED. CLOCK.

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The construction of a piano and organ includes shots of piano strings being fastened and a black, washer-like item being placed underneath the organ keys.

CS VO BILL BLAKEMORE ABOUT THE STEINWAY PIANO, AN AMERICAN MADE PRODUCT WITH NO EQUAL. 09:59:47:10 VS of workers bending wood and crafting pianos. Ms of a pianist playing a piano. B&W ftg of a Steinway piano craftsman working. HAS of a concert pianist playing in Carnegie Hall. Ms of nine year old Albert Kim playing the five hundredth Steinway piano produced. 10:06:04:10 Blank. CI: PERSONALITIES: KIM, ALBERT. INDUSTRIES: PIANO. MUSIC: PIANO. OCCUPATIONS: PIANO MAKER.

Man plays piano in store, man holds crusty brown envelope, strpped piano, treasury bonds, men fiddle with piano, close up of old treasury bond for $100, man counts bonds, man lays restored keys on piano, upright piano shown, man plays piano.

NAME: COL PIANO 20070716I TAPE: EF07/0843 IN_TIME: 10:21:46:24 DURATION: 00:01:13:18 SOURCES: POLICE HANDOUT DATELINE: Cartagena, 16 July 2007 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST 1. Police officers taking off top of piano 2. Piano were the drugs were hidden 3. Close of hand using hammer and chisel to open piano 4. Mid shot of police officer taking off part of the piano's surface during search 5. Various shots of police officers opening the piano 6. Close shot of police touching the piano's keyboard after finding cocaine 7. Mid shot of boxes of cocaine after they were taken out of the piano 8. Wide shot of police officers standing by the piano and the drugs STORYLINE Colombian anti-narcotics police discovered 253 kilos (558 pounds) of cocaine stuffed inside a piano on Sunday that was going to be shipped to Panama. The piano was seized at Cartagena's port, about 405 miles (651 kilometres) north of Bogota, when a police inspector noticed the piano was too heavy. Later, he found it contained about five (m) million US dollars worth of pure cocaine, Colombian police said in a statement. In an effort to stay one step ahead of the law, traffickers in the world's number one cocaine-producing country have long found creative means of camouflaging their drugs for export. Panama is a transit route for Colombian cocaine headed to the United States. Ninety percent of the cocaine consumed in the United States comes from Colombia.

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Violin on a concert being played by musician

African American farmers in the southern United States. An African American man plays piano and sings a song. African American farmers and a woman sit on chairs and a sofa, and listen. Some of them sing the spiritual gospel music. Closer views of the African American man singing and playing the piano. Location: United States USA. Date: 1931.