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The piano is one of themost complicated instruments to learn. It takes years and years to learn (unless you are a prodigy!) and be able to play masterfully. Hours of practice and study in composers, songs, theory, technic, etc. Anyone who takes the time to learn and master this instrument has to be a very devoted and patient person.

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