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Inside the piano there are little strings for each note/key. When you press down on the key to play a note, a little mallet come down and hits the corresponding string to make the note.
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What is piano music?
Piano music is music played from the piano, there is soft and loud music
Does an accordion play pop music?
yes because a piano can play pop music and an accordian is a piano except it make notes longer.
How can a piano make life easier?
If you can play piano - make the music you like on it - it is an excellent "therapist" for the slings and arrows of everyday life.
How you make the puffle like the piano on misson 7 on club peguin?
you have to go to the pizza polor and get a sheet of music then go back to the stage go to the piano and put the sheet of music on the piano
What type of music is played on a piano?
piano music
Where can you get free pop music for piano?
Try abc music or just google free piano sheet music piano.
How can I learn how to write music specifically for piano?
To learn how to write music for piano, you can start by studying music theory, practicing playing the piano, and analyzing piano compositions. Additionally, you can take lessons from a piano teacher or enroll in a music composition course to learn techniques specific to writing music for piano.
What type of music does a piano play?
a piano is usfull for all types of music any type of music has the piano
What sort of music does a piano make?
Piano can almost produce any sound a music style requires.Though this depends on the pianists skills and knowledge. Of course in some cases an electric keyboard may be more suitable. A Piano can play from classical to jazz, rock,pop,funky music.
Does the piano play jazz music?
Yes the piano plays jazz music. The only difference is the style in which the piano is played.
Where can you find FREE piano sheet music for plan be she said?
class piano music notes or i play piano free
What style of music does the piano normally play?
The piano normally plays classical music.
