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a reply to: Swills
Every major train station in Paris has its own “À vous de jouer” piano (it literally means: it’s your turn to play): Saint-Lazare, Montparnasse, Austerlitz, Gare de Lyon, Gare du Nord and Gare de l’Est. The pianos are located near the Transilien (suburban train network) platforms (upper levels), and not at the metro or RER underground levels.
In 2013, a very cool initiative was taken by the SNCF train company (in Paris train stations, but also in other French stations, and I also saw one in Amsterdam during the Spotters weekend!): a piano was installed in the public area where the travellers wait, and it’s accessible to whoever wants to practise.
originally posted by: pronto
a reply to: Swills
G,day mate
thankyou for posting
i enjoyed listening very much
have always enjoyed listening to and watching people play the piano
we call them a goanna down here
in fact have a 115 year plus german goanna in the lounge room ornate carvings and brass candle holders
alas i do not play the thing
but the hand brake, ball and chain, anchor, she who thinks she must be obeyed used to many years ago
maybe i should have a go hmm
anyway thankyou once again
have a good one