Musical notes are named repetitively from A to G with a number of sharps or flats. Music is written in "keys" based on a sequence of notes called a "scale" that are named for the first note in the sequence.
A scale can be either "Major" or "Minor" depending on the actual notes in the sequence. Minor scales might be considered to be more "mournful" than the "happier" major scales.
C major would be the major scale that starts with a C note (or "written in the key of C"). It would be represented as "C".
C minor is the minor scale that starts with C and is distinguished with the lower case "m", hence "Cm".
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This is not an idiom. Idioms are phrases that don't mean anything unless you know the definition. This is a sentence saying that your photograph or painting or drawing is sitting atop a piano.
Yes, piano is a common noun. It is only a proper noun when used as a specific name or for a title, like Phillip's Piano Store or the movie 'The Piano'.
The possessive form of the singular noun piano is piano's.Example: The piano's owner is asking for four hundred dollars.
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it means B flat on the piano
It means play loudly on the piano.
There are 88 piano keys on a piano.
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It means pianoforte or piano.
Piano is Italian for soft/softly.
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No, i play the piano, but there are no registers or anything. But i don't get what you mean on the piano registers thingy. If you tell me what you mean, i could tell you what they are because i am confused about what you are saying. Really.