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Wild Bear Plays Piano


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And here I thought this was going to be another link to the article about Putin entertaining on the piano at the China summit. :-)

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Doing a single and not using an X-stand or a Roland amp..........well trained!

 

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I'm not convinced the bear played what we heard on that clip. His right paw landed on a higher part of the keyboard after his left paw and yet the voicing had a dropping and not rising sound.....

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I think that the article is fake. I don't know about the video. Or someone was having fun writing that article

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Probably somebody from the New York Times. They write all the fake news that's fit to print.

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Shouldn't bears play banjo instead, using the claw-hammer technique?

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Aw, retrokeys, are you saying that bears are thin-skinned?

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I think that's because the chords were greatly diminished and were never augmented by anything that lends itself to such analysis.

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He's better than your average bear.

 

I have a friend with this kind of dry humor. Still laughing.

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