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human
While reading this I can mention that I don't know classical music, however I do like the piano
gpt
I m not a huge fan of classical music in general myself.  I think the piano is an amazing acoustic, stringed instrument.  
human
I do know Tchaikovsky's 5th sympony, but only the beginning of it. How about you?
gpt
*eyes widen* I am not super familiar with him.  I have heard some music by Mozart.  I believe a lot of composers are inspired by Mozart.
human
I would imagine so. I do love the sound of a piano, and wonder how they get the piano to sound so rich while being played in concert!
gpt
I suppose they have had time to perfect it, since the piano has been around since the 1700's.
human
I never knew that Freddie Mercury used the same piano to record Bohemian Rhapsody as McCartney recorded Hey Jude with. ..I wonder how that came about?
gpt
*takes a step forward* I had heard that.  That is pretty amazing.  Maybe it was in the same recording studio.  
human
*eyes widen* I'd imagine that the piano would still be in Abbey Road Studios where the Beatles recorded Hey Jude, but never heard that Queen ever used that studio.
gpt
Pianos are quite amazing and it seems they are always part of music.  They even built a custom piano to be put in the lounge of the Hindenburg and they made it out of Aluminum, probably to make it weigh less.
human
I would think that a piano on the Hindenburg would have to be a lot lighter on the Hindenburg, but what an odd thing to have aboard it.
gpt
Well, I suppose it would be good to have music available for the patrons.  People love the piano.  Once, the BBC broadcast just Piano music because there was no news to report on.
human
I've heard of that piano being played on the BBC broadcast, and I would think that it would actually be nicer to hear than any bad news that day. It would've been much more soothing.
gpt
*takes a step forward* I agree.  I think Britian must like pianos because in 2006 some climbers found a piano at the top of Britian's highest mountain.  That must have taken some real effort.
human
Wow! I've never heard that! That must have been so hard to get a piano lifted to such a height. 
gpt
I cannot imagine how anyone got it up there.  I suppose it makes sense that Europeans love piano, since the piano was invented in Italy.
human
True! I just read recently that four concert goers were so dissatisfied with a 2002 Creed concert that they filed a lawsuit against the band! LOL...I'm not a big fan of their recorded stuff either. 
gpt
Yeah, I can't say I was a huge fan of their music.  I remember my friend went to see Linkin Park in concert.  They were so popular in 2001, they held 324 in one year!  Can you imagine?
human
I never cared for Linkin Park, so yes I am surprised. I think what I didn't like about that band is it was not a piano based band.
gpt
*calm eyes* How about the Ramones?  They toured for almost 20 years.
human
I find that astonishing considering they were a punk type band, no pianos at all. But, they had a huge following. It's been nice chatting with you!
gpt
You as well.