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Even if this performance was "staged", it was pretty good:
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http://www.streetpianos.com/phinds said:Yeah, this "pianos in subway stations" is a real thing and has drawn some amazing talent.
disregardthat said:How is the audio recorded? I hear some non-piano play in the back and there is no noise whatsoever.
disregardthat said:How is the audio recorded? I hear some non-piano play in the back and there is no noise whatsoever.
A "Public Piano Concert: Staged Performance Pretty Good" is a musical event where a pianist performs on a public piano in a staged setting, typically in a park or other public space.
Anyone can attend a "Public Piano Concert: Staged Performance Pretty Good". These events are typically open to the public and do not require tickets or reservations.
No, you do not need to know how to play the piano to attend a "Public Piano Concert: Staged Performance Pretty Good". These events are meant for anyone to enjoy and appreciate the music.
Yes, "Public Piano Concert: Staged Performance Pretty Good" events are typically free for attendees. However, some events may ask for donations to support the pianist or the organization hosting the event.
While it is not common for attendees to bring their own instruments to a "Public Piano Concert: Staged Performance Pretty Good" event, you may be able to participate in a jam session or open mic portion of the event if available. Check with the event organizers for more information.