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Today's Piano Puzzler

Nov 23, 2024
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​We have a new one this week.  The contestants are Liza Steele, Romain Fardel, and Cleo from New York City.  I think the hidden song is so easy, I’d be shocked if most people not only don’t get it, but get it within five seconds.  It’s lovely, but not hidden at all.  (It’s also one of the longest songs, which is usually great when you don’t know the song, since it gives you much more time to figure it out.  But this, as I said, I figured out in about three seconds.)  As for the composer style, it’s from a genre that seems to cover several possibilities, but I had to guess one.  And I got it right.  So, again, huzzah!


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