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     Read the opener to DREAM PIANO


"Nearly everyone has at some time in their lives owned a piano, or has dreamt of owning one--or has searched for a divinely resonant, golden sounding instrument. From this universe spring individual experiences that have shared metaphorical threads which tie them together."

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