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Another thing when it comes to

playing the piano, challenge your-

self. Don't keep playing dinky songs

like Mary had a Little Lamb when

you know you can handle more.

Try play some of the classic songs

listed below. Who knows, maybe

you'll be the composer of a classic

song too one day.

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It's the top Classical Music from movies, songs, commercials, cartoons, video games and ringtones.

Scroll down for the Kickass Classical Top 100 Countdown - all the hits from #100 to #1 without all the clicking.

Sort this list. Click the header to sort by Composer, Title, Year, or Keyword.

On this site, click

to hear the piece. Download it from

iTunes and

Amazon.

If you like the list above... Go ahead and count 'em down from #100 to #1.

You'll hear all the pieces in the Kickass Classical Top 100 non stop. It's a great way to see which pieces catch your ear - without all the clicking.

Click the YouTube player to the right.

Or the SoundCloud player below.

Kickass Classical features Classical Music made famous in pop culture - today's most relevant and accessible Classical Music.

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It's the top Classical Music from movies, songs, commercials, cartoons, video games and ringtones. Scroll down for the Kickass Classical Top 100 Countdown - all the hits from #100 to #1 without all the clicking. Sort this list. Click the header to sort by Composer, Title, Year, or Keyword.

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I know we all want to become famous

pianist over night, but -not to crush

your dreams or anything- that's not

going to happen. You have to practice! Have you ever heard the saying,

"Practice makes perfect?" Well it's

entirely true. Just practice a few hours

everyday and in time you will become

a master of the keys.

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Pianos can create wonderful music

as long as you take care of them.

Check out the link below for some

helpful tips for keeping your piano

in tip-top shape.

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Simple Steps To Protect Your Investment

Piano owners love their pianos. Often, when making inquiries, our clients are prone to describe their pianos in human terms, as if the piano is a member of the family: "Is my piano healthy?" "How can I maintain my piano's present state?" "How can I extend the life of my piano?"

Much depends upon the integrity of design, the quality of materials used to build the piano, as well as the level of skill building it, but certainly, there are some simple, common sense steps you, the piano owner, can take to help maintain the health and stability of your piano. These steps, combined with regular servicing and maintenance provided by a professional technician will help preserve the instrument's individual character and offset the need and higher cost of more drastic repairs due to aging and neglect.
What You Can Do

Avoid placing your piano against an outside wall.

Avoid placing your piano near or under a window to the outside.

Avoid placing your piano next to a door to the outside.

Avoid placing your piano next to a door that is opened frequently.

Avoid placing your piano near heating and air conditioning vents.

Avoid placing your piano near a fireplace or space heater.

Avoid placing your piano where it will receive direct sunlight.

Avoid subjecting your piano to severe contrasts in temperature.

Avoid subjecting your piano to severe contrasts in humidity.

Avoid subjecting your piano to excessive tobacco smoke.

Avoid placing flower vases containing water on top of your piano.

When not in use, close the lid and fall board (or name board).

when not in use, consider using a piano cover or piano jacket.

It's true: your piano is an individual. Its tone, pitch and touch does, indeed, produce a particular quality of sound that distinguishes it from the mass, making it unique, recognizable, knowable and worthy of affection and attention. And the analogy does hold that preventative care can go a long way in preserving your piano's health, stability and individual character for years to come.

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Piano owners love their pianos. Often, when making inquiries, our clients are prone to describe their pianos in human terms, as if the piano is a member of the family: "Is my piano healthy?" "How can I maintain my piano's present state?" "How can I extend the life of my piano?"

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Pianos are truly amazing instruments,

they play such beautiful music.

credit to Mala Girl