The Piano

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A Piano is a percussion instrument that was made in Italy, 1700s. There are white keys and black keys which cause a hammer to hit a string when they are pressed. Many people play the piano, and it is a very fun instrument to play. In this website, there are short biographies of classical pianists, an overview of the notes on a piano, and my experience playing the piano.

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