strum a tune on a banjo
She played a tune on her guitar.
He played a tune on his harmonica.
He beat out a tune on a tin can.
She is pounding out a new tune on the piano.
The first class that morning was music. He played a tune on the violin.
He has been practising the same tune on the piano for half an hour.
He picked out the tune on the piano with one finger.
Have you ever had a tune on your brain, going round and round and you couldn't stop it?
Mr Bernanke sat behind a rather large mahogany desk, looking strikingly as though he were about to bang out a tune on an upright piano.
Keep brushing for the length of a pop tune on the radio, or for the length of the Happy Birthday Song, sung twice.
To observe this effect, the team devised an experiment whereby volunteers memorised a sequence of buttons to press "like playing a tune on a piano".
I play a sweet tune on the string of the fleeting year, and put it in your time. The only joy in winter is the warmth you give.
When he walked in, Lin Pei-shan was playing a dismal tune on the piano, while the yellow lamp-light, as dismal as the music, fell on her slender figure, which was sheathed in deep-blue silk.
just like the game in which a bunch of flowers is passed round to the sound of drumbeats, the instruments hand the tune on to each other, compete and intersperse the solo performances with ensemble pieces,
The young combine operator, his feet crunching the stubble, went back to where the rest of his group was sitting, and for the rest of the noonday break she heard him playing a single, monotonous tune on his harmonica.
