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Today's Piano Puzzler

Apr 21, 2024
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​From the archives, and a fun, memorable one.  This week’s contestants are Isabella and Francesca Dawis from Minneapolis, MN.  And what’s shocking is that they are not twins, which will seem near-impossible as you listen to them, but they only refer to themselves as sisters.  It’s possible that they just don’t mention that they’re twins, but it seems unlikely that sisters this giddy, talkative and close wouldn’t leap out to tell you that.  As for the game itself, I got the hidden song extremely quickly, and I suspect most people will, since it’s not very well-hidden.  As for the composer style, this is one of those areas I don’t know well and I just tossed a coin and guessed someone whose work I don’t know well.  To my shock, I was right.  I think I’ve guessed this person several times when I’m lost in the weeds, and it’s the first time I was correct.  Huzzah!


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