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Meanings of music stool in English

Spanish
banqueta

A stool for piano players; usually adjustable in height.

        banqueta
        Usage of music stool in English
        1
        I went to the window, while father perched on the music stool.
        The Morgesons: A Novel
        2
        But she sat down on the clamped music stool and began a waltz.
        The Lion's Share
        3
        He jumped up from the music stool and pushed the music towards his astonished wife.
        Married
        4
        Beyond her perched Daddy, on the music stool, leaning his back against the unlighted fourneau.
        A Prisoner in Fairyland (The Book That 'Uncle Paul' Wrote)
        5
        She had seated herself on the music stool.
        The Red Planet
        6
        Mrs. Somers I could not see; but I stopped and, giving the music stool a turn, faced her.
        The Morgesons: A Novel
        7
        Jean Muir turned around on the music stool and looked at him with the cold keen glance which always puzzled him.
        Behind a Mask; or, a Woman's Power
        8
        Sandy sprang off the music stool, beaming with delight, and, seizing her by both arms, drew her rapturously into the room.
        The Moon out of Reach
        9
        Ada sprawled limply on a sofa; Beatrice sat with legs crossed in the most comfortable chair; and Fanny twirled about on a music stool.
        In the Year of Jubilee
        10
        "There is only one thing I won't make allowances for, and that is your moving from that music stool."
        The Burglar and the Blizzard: A Christmas Story
        11
        "It is our cross," said Paula, as she placed herself on the music stool with a look of resignation almost comical.
        Modern Broods; Or, Developments Unlooked For
        Translations for music stool