Piano picture of the day

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LL your posts are truly astonishing, I'd like to try making that music paper xmas tree...

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Kiryat Motzkin pianist Square By Reuven Gafni
http://rugafni.com/about_en

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Well I noticed the tutiorial for those who wish to make it, may give it a try myself...
http://urbandaisies.blogspot.c...s-tree-tutorial.html

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Chapman’s Homer - Art that asks the right-royal questions
Parekowhai’s installation consists of two enormous bronze bulls atop equally monumental bronze pianos and an exquisitely carved grand piano that will be played for the duration of the exhibition.
This show-stopper is the latest iteration in Parekowhai’s career project to reveal both the faultlines and moments of post-colonial serendipity that coagulate in New Zealand.
http://www.idealog.co.nz/magazine/34/our-country

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Might as well make a few bows while we're at it!

and Nina, did you make the wreath?

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Piano sidewalk in autumn
The piano I used to have by my window reflected onto the sidewalk in this picture, so that it looks like a giant piano is embedded into the sidewalk.

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Great picture!

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Some pianos are more art than music...

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The Keaton Music Typewriter was first patented in 1936 (14 keys) by Robert H. Keaton from San Francisco, California. A 33 key version (pictured) was released in 1953. The machine types on a sheet of paper lying flat under the typing mechanism.

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