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Pianos for Everyone

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Several years ago, a young artist placed an old piano on a busy street in a small English city. On it was a sign that said, "Play me. I'm yours." At that time, the city had ( 1 ). People walked quickly each other without speaking, and few places invited them to stop and . The artist hoped that a piano anyone could play would change this. Within weeks, people of all ages were sitting down to play, and others gathered around to listen and sing along. Soon, pianos appeared in stations, airports, and parks in many countries. Volunteers painted them with bright colors, and some stations even held small concerts. Local newspapers wrote articles about them, and tourists began to visit them as attractions. However, keeping the pianos outside was not easy. Rain could them, and a few people treated them roughly. Still, most of the pianos stayed in good because ( 2 ). They covered the pianos with sheets at night and called a person as soon as a key stopped working. Today, researchers say that pianos do more than music. When people play or listen together, they often start conversations with people they have never met before. Some cities have even reported that areas with pianos feel safer and friendlier. ( 3 ), several hospitals have placed pianos in their waiting rooms to help patients and their families feel less . Ideas like this show that a simple piece of art can bring a whole closer together.

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