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    The Ghost Story of The Piano Lesson In the play The Piano Lesson, written by August Wilson, the story is filled with history and nightmare represented by a piano, once owned by James Sutter. Sutter, the ghost in the play, haunts Boy Willie’s family because his family now has possession of the piano. The piano remains at Berniece’s and Doakers house in Pittsburgh. Sutter has recently die and Boy Willie has a goal to sell the piano and buy Sutter’s land. Boy Willie wants his own farm so he can…

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    from the past is The Piano Lesson by August Wilson. In August Wilson’s The Piano Lesson, Bernice, struggles with her family’s slavery history, which reveals that not everyone’s past can reveal or prove the person they are today. Throughout The Piano Lesson, Bernice is constantly getting into arguments with her brother over a piano that is very important to each of them in a very different way. Bernice’s brother wants to sell the piano to help him get money he needs. This piano contains plenty of…

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    is teaching myself to play the piano. Music has always been one of my favorite things in life. When I was younger, I would try to come up with song lyrics and was also interested in learning guitar. My dad played when he was younger but never played much after he had kids. I was fortunate enough one day to get a piano from a close family friend. Piano was not my first choice in instrument but I ended up loving it. I didn't want to ask to get lessons or a piano teacher so I bought a book,…

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    career; interests can be a color pen to paint the life, making it meaningful. I began to play the piano since six years old and enjoyed playing it very much, so piano is one of my most favorite things. Nevertheless, I have noticed a serious problem that playing the piano takes up my too much time which can be spent in studying and also have some other negative aspects. Spending excessive time on piano can exert an enormous influence on my attention to other things. Once, I was doing my…

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    When I play the piano, it relieves my stress. When I hear myself play the piano, it relieves my stress. When I listen to music, it relieves my stress, any music, any radio station. So, I believe that music or piano relieves stress. I have played the piano since I was in first grade. I have always loved music, especially since my mom played piano and likes to sing. Whenever I play the piano and hear those flowing notes, I feel like I have less stress. The elegant sounds of the piano give me a…

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    Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four show how people live their life happily. Though the novels are written at the time of depression, they give a clear perspective about how to boom out without hurdles to live a life of satisfaction and joy. In Player Piano there is a super computer named EPICAC XIV which excels the brain of human being. It’s an electronic computing machine-a brain, if you like. This chamber alone, the smallest of the thirty-nine used, contains enough wire to reach from here to the…

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    I felt very fortunate to have Ms. Bear as my piano teacher. When I heard my friends talk about their piano teacher, they complained how strict she was. Although I thought some of them were better piano players than me at the time, I did not relate to the pressure they felt when they had to do recitals or when they told stories of their piano teacher yelling at them when they did not play right. Ironically, those friends are the ones that ended up quitting earlier or to my knowledge no longer…

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    On April 4 at 7:30 in Williams Hall, I attended a piano concert by Mr. Leopoldo Erice. In this concert, he performed several renowned piano songs: Andante and Allegretto from Franz Schubert’s Four Impromptus D. 899, and four songs from Sonata in B-flat Major, D.960. Mr. Leopoldo Erice is an illustrious pianist from Spain that has won numerous prestigious piano competitions. In addition, he performed his distinctive piano skill to a lot of different audience in the past ten years. In the…

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    throughout the twentieth century. In fact, August Wilson uses The piano Lesson to uncover the hardships Boy Willie and his family face focusing on a time when his family was held captive as slaves to a chance to own his own piece of land. The Piano Lesson demonstrates the importance of family heirlooms and how no amount of money could ever replace the sentimental value they hold. Berniece and Boy Willie battle over whether the piano should be sold to help re-write the family name or should…

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    the “white man’s world.” Decades after the Civil Rights Movement, in 1990, August Wilson wrote one of his more noteworthy productions called The Piano Lesson. This play is the fourth book in Wilson’s Pittsburgh Cycle which is a series…

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