Definition of keytar in English:

keytar

noun ˈkiːtɑːˈkiˌtɑr

An electronic musical instrument consisting of a keyboard to which a neck with controls for altering the pitch of the notes is attached, typically having a shoulder strap and held like a guitar.
he walked on stage playing the keytar
Example sentencesExamples
- The track is pure bliss, from the interstellar electrical storm opening to the whammy bar keytar solo that closes it out.
- I don't think I'll ever dig keytars, something about keyboard players posing as guitarists rubs me the wrong way.
- Dam-Funk lays down the funk with his instrument of choice - the keytar!
- Roommate has gradually expanded into a four-piece band, with a bassist, a drummer, and another keyboardist to complement Lambert's signature keytar.
- He's no longer stuck behind a keyboard on stage either; now he rocks a keytar.
- While he plays his signature Gibson SG guitar, the band sit cross-legged holding plastic saxophones and keytars.
- The keytar queen is currently crossing the country on a massive tour.
- We'll be playing all the hits from January 1990 to June 2011, taking in to account synths, guitars, keytars, drum-machines, girl bands, and boy bands.
- Her voice sounded beautiful and was complemented by her mad skills on the keytar.
- Nearing the end of their set, Mary Frances jammed on her keytar on the edge of the stage.

Origin

1970s: blend of keyboard and guitar.

Definition of keytar in US English:

keytar

nounˈkēˌtärˈkiˌtɑr

An electronic musical instrument consisting of a keyboard to which a neck with controls for altering the pitch of the notes is attached, typically having a shoulder strap and held like a guitar.
he picked up a keytar and jammed out
Example sentencesExamples
- Her voice sounded beautiful and was complemented by her mad skills on the keytar.
- The track is pure bliss, from the interstellar electrical storm opening to the whammy bar keytar solo that closes it out.
- We'll be playing all the hits from January 1990 to June 2011, taking in to account synths, guitars, keytars, drum-machines, girl bands, and boy bands.
- He's no longer stuck behind a keyboard on stage either; now he rocks a keytar.
- The keytar queen is currently crossing the country on a massive tour.
- While he plays his signature Gibson SG guitar, the band sit cross-legged holding plastic saxophones and keytars.
- I don't think I'll ever dig keytars, something about keyboard players posing as guitarists rubs me the wrong way.
- Nearing the end of their set, Mary Frances jammed on her keytar on the edge of the stage.
- Roommate has gradually expanded into a four-piece band, with a bassist, a drummer, and another keyboardist to complement Lambert's signature keytar.
- Dam-Funk lays down the funk with his instrument of choice - the keytar!

Origin

1970s: blend of keyboard and guitar.

单词	keytar
释义	Definition of keytar in English: keytar noun ˈkiːtɑːˈkiˌtɑr An electronic musical instrument consisting of a keyboard to which a neck with controls for altering the pitch of the notes is attached, typically having a shoulder strap and held like a guitar. he walked on stage playing the keytar Example sentencesExamples The track is pure bliss, from the interstellar electrical storm opening to the whammy bar keytar solo that closes it out. I don't think I'll ever dig keytars, something about keyboard players posing as guitarists rubs me the wrong way. Dam-Funk lays down the funk with his instrument of choice - the keytar! Roommate has gradually expanded into a four-piece band, with a bassist, a drummer, and another keyboardist to complement Lambert's signature keytar. He's no longer stuck behind a keyboard on stage either; now he rocks a keytar. While he plays his signature Gibson SG guitar, the band sit cross-legged holding plastic saxophones and keytars. The keytar queen is currently crossing the country on a massive tour. We'll be playing all the hits from January 1990 to June 2011, taking in to account synths, guitars, keytars, drum-machines, girl bands, and boy bands. Her voice sounded beautiful and was complemented by her mad skills on the keytar. Nearing the end of their set, Mary Frances jammed on her keytar on the edge of the stage. Origin 1970s: blend of keyboard and guitar. Definition of keytar in US English: keytar nounˈkēˌtärˈkiˌtɑr An electronic musical instrument consisting of a keyboard to which a neck with controls for altering the pitch of the notes is attached, typically having a shoulder strap and held like a guitar. he picked up a keytar and jammed out Example sentencesExamples Her voice sounded beautiful and was complemented by her mad skills on the keytar. The track is pure bliss, from the interstellar electrical storm opening to the whammy bar keytar solo that closes it out. We'll be playing all the hits from January 1990 to June 2011, taking in to account synths, guitars, keytars, drum-machines, girl bands, and boy bands. He's no longer stuck behind a keyboard on stage either; now he rocks a keytar. The keytar queen is currently crossing the country on a massive tour. While he plays his signature Gibson SG guitar, the band sit cross-legged holding plastic saxophones and keytars. I don't think I'll ever dig keytars, something about keyboard players posing as guitarists rubs me the wrong way. Nearing the end of their set, Mary Frances jammed on her keytar on the edge of the stage. Roommate has gradually expanded into a four-piece band, with a bassist, a drummer, and another keyboardist to complement Lambert's signature keytar. Dam-Funk lays down the funk with his instrument of choice - the keytar! Origin 1970s: blend of keyboard and guitar.
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