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spinet

[spin-it] / ˈspɪn ɪt /


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Although the previous owner of the spinet piano in Diamond Park has not come forward, the Bernal Heights incident might tease a possible explanation for the appearance of the mysterious instrument.

From Los Angeles Times

Instruments fill the rooms, including a wooden spinet gifted to Verdi to practise on as a child, while concerts are a regular occurrence.

From The Guardian

At his house, Henry’s office held a spinet piano, a rack of acoustic guitars, a turntable, vintage ribbon microphones and assorted CDs and LPs.

From New York Times

Manilow learned to play the accordion, and then a cheap spinet piano.

From New York Times

Steinways will be put to use in teaching studios; other uprights or spinets might go to the school’s piano loaner program at the Southeast campus, according to Stan Spracker, Levine’s president.

From Washington Post