The score for large ensemble will make use of the pianola.

And so he discovered the next best thing to playing himself - the pianola, or player piano.

It's true: the pianola makes it sound like a robot's idea of swing.

When the pianola plays itself the keys of the piano can be seen "playing themselves".

The song starts with a pianola sound like that used on silent movies.

The first of these was a relatively simple device controlled by an adapted pianola.

The pianola, a pneumatic player piano, soon after became extremely popular.

The xylophones eventually cut out to make way for a serene pianola passage.

He also taught himself to play the pianola.

This is one of the first compositions for pianola to include dynamic shadings.

He also recorded music rolls on a pianola.

Nearby were a three-deck elevator and a white computer-controlled pianola.

When the pianola finishes its song, the kittens leave it and are caught by the housekeeper.

How his father had played the pianola.

A pianola near the projection booth provided musical accompaniment.

It alternates between irregular measures of complete silence and pianola with percussion.

Eventually you decide that the only way of finding out is to buy the roll, take it home, and play it on the pianola.

The pianola is a friend-a rather expensive friend, but this probably adds to friendship, affection, love!

He stops in one small room at a pianola, sits down and plays the "Anniversary Waltz."

The pianola was developed around the 1880s.

Grand Pianola Music was booed by a significant proportion of the audience at its premiere.

Spontaneous applause broke out around the room, and one of the junior cadets struck up a stirring march on the pianola.

Then a bathroom and a dining room, with a Steinway pianola and a stained-glass window above.

At this rate, the 1920s pianola played 8.5 feet per minute of paper rolls over three rolls.

Edwin Scott Votey produced the first true pianola in 1895.