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Did Thomas Edison play the piano?
yes, he did
What defines a musical instrument?
A musical instrument is best defined as any device that can be played and produces an audible sound. Preferable the musical instrument can play a range of different notes or can play a variety of different rhythms.
What is Thomas Edison favorite music?
Thomas Edison was quite fond of Polka. He also liked to play the violin in his spare time.
How do you play lucifer's rocking chair on guitar?
After you have mastered your musical instrument, you have two ways on how to play any song : by hearing or by reading a musical partiture.
What musical instrument did Chico usually play in the Marx Brothers films?
Piano
What contributed to the downfall of Edison Records?
Thomas Edison insisted on imposing his own musical tastes on the public Thomas Edison didn't adopt electrical recording until two years after the competition The Edison Disc Phonograph could not play 78 RPM shellac discs All of these
1 third of the children play a musical instrument how many play musical instrument?
1 third of the children
Does James Bond play a musical instrument?
No James Bond does not play a musical instrument in any of the Bond films.
When did thomas Edison invent the tin wrapped cylinder to play on a phonograph?
Thomas Edison invented it in 1877.
What is Shatatantu musical instrument and how you have to play?
Shatatantu is a musical instrument of the Vedic period.
What was Thomas Edison's favorite play?
shakesphere
Did Thomas Edison play the piano?
yes, he did
What defines a musical instrument?
A musical instrument is best defined as any device that can be played and produces an audible sound. Preferable the musical instrument can play a range of different notes or can play a variety of different rhythms.
Who played a musical instrument?
A lot of people play musical instruments. :)
What is easiest musical instrument to play?
kazoo
What musical instrument does Radar play?
the bugle
What are the musical notes to play?
It depends on the instrument
