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Lucie Leon at the Piano 1892
Berthe Morisot - French impressionist painter (1841 - 1895)
 
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A Lady Playing The Piano Carl Vihelm Holsoe (1863- 1935)

 
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My stage lighting friend would like this:



Yes, it is a car!


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The Dancing Sky, The Flying Piano and other Aerial Ballroom Dancing

See the fascinating program:
http://www.pagesofink.com/inde...ive/the-dancing-sky/


 
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Art-Deco styled Wurlitzer Butterfly Baby Grand built in 1938
Just a repost with a few more angles and interesting technical info






Notice the adjustment screw on the bridge between the first two tenor bass strings in the first two pictures on the far left. This screw adjusts pressure on a floating bar that is attached to the soundboard of the piano between the rim and a center point on the soundboard. As the note is played, pressure can be increased or decreased on this bar by turning the screw to achieve optimal tonal output. This is a brilliant design for such a small piano!


 
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Piano Deck

Surely a pianist must live here! Well here in Down Under summer is just appearing on the horizon...
http://www.bjdoyle.net/contact.htm

 
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Michelle Stitzlein’s recycled moth sculptures using car license plates, car parts, piano keys, broken china ware, tin cans, electric wire and bottle caps among other stuff that might just be rusting in your garage.
Michelle takes about three weeks, working eight hours a day to design a single moth,



 
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Chris Gilmour produces incredibly detailed replicas of real life objects using only cardboard, a cutter and glue.

It wouldn't hurt too much if you fall on this piano.

See this and many other amazing objects created the same way: http://laconchadetuhermana.tar...ras-Acartonadas.html

 
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Hanging Piano at Tate Modern
Watch out kids, this one does not look like it is cardboard...!

 
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Martha Cook Building Grand Piano

A bust of Mr. Cook rests above the Angell fireplace, and Mr. Cook's own Steinway piano attracts the eye as well as the ear. It was specially commissioned in 1913 and given to the building after the donor's death. It has an inlaid case of Caucasian walnut with Italian Renaissance designs. A piano of this style, as well as most of the furnishings on the first floor, cannot be replaced today.

 
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A neat photo-collage of a piano move

 
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Piano stairs - Rolighetsteorin.se - The fun theory

We believe that the easiest way to change people's behaviour for the better is by making it fun to do. We call it The fun theory.

See Interesting video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...w&feature=popt00us0c
 
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No need for light bulbs? Just replace with a Baldwin!

 
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Robot Playing Piano

The 2005 World Exposition held just west of Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture, ran from March 25th to September 25th. This robotic piano player was one of the exhibits.

 
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At this moment . . . the Pianist need not be nervous...
 
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