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• n  a mechanically operated piano that uses a roll of perforated paper to activate the keys

• Jimmie began making pianola rolls, often in the same studio with a youngster named George Gershwin.
• Edith and Osbert performed musical marvels on a pianola, while Sacheverell, too young to pump, "listened to us both with a flattering air of respect and, even of rapture.
• But as the pianola gave ground to the phonograph, the pianola industry could no longer afford to pay for personal recordings.

• mechanical piano
• Pianola
• player piano