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    Amanda from The Dresden Dolls actually learned to play the piano by recognizing what?

    Question #91563. Asked by ggr8auntie1458. (Jan 25 08 10:18 AM)


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    		She learned to recognize the patterns that the keys made as her mother held her in her lap and played works by Dubussy and Bach.

    http://www.dresdendolls.com/bio/bio_amanda.htm

    Jan 25 08, 10:44 AM

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