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Today's Piano Puzzler

Jun 7, 2025
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​We have a new one this week, and the contestants are father and son Scott and Nicholas Meyer from Portland, Oregon.  At first I thought I got the hidden song, but then it didn’t track.  It’s hard to put a song out of your mind when you think you have it…but I did my best and happily was able to pick out another song, and was sure I was right.  And was.  (I’m a bit surprised that the contestants had some trouble with it – particularly having recognized the tune but struggling with the name, because once you hear the tune, it seems almost improbable you wouldn’t know the title of this particular song, though they did eventually guess it by the end.)  As for the composer style, I actually got that right and quickly, which is a rare treat.  So, it’s an even more rare daily double.  O huzzah!


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