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February 26, 2020 at 1:01am

At the heart of the living room sits his first love – a grand piano purchased when he was 23. “I found that having the piano placed right here gives the best acoustics so it actually fills the house with music. The triple volume ceiling allows the sound to go all the way up three levels,” he proudly revealed.

The most ostentatious detail about the three-storey mansion is a full glass elevator that links all three floors from the living room.

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At the heart of the living room sits his first love – a grand piano purchased when he was 23. “I found that having the piano placed right here gives the best acoustics so it actually fills the house with music. The triple volume ceiling allows the sound to go all the way up three levels,” he proudly revealed.

The most ostentatious detail about the three-storey mansion is a full glass elevator that links all three floors from the living room.

#InteriorDesign #renovation #lifestyle #living #house

cnaluxury.channelnewsasia.com
The Singapore home with a great glass elevator in the middle of it all
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December 8, 2019 at 12:14am

For decades, researchers have been studying the relationships between music and wine. They have been putting through various tests, if only to formalise what lay people – and wine merchants - have been saying all these years – that good music does make wine taste better.

Does magic happen when we put the all-important music and well-craved wine together?

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For decades, researchers have been studying the relationships between music and wine. They have been putting through various tests, if only to formalise what lay people – and wine merchants - have been saying all these years – that good music does make wine taste better.

Does magic happen when we put the all-important music and well-craved wine together?

#lifestyle #wine #yolo

www.thepiano.sg
The Intriguing Relationship Between Music and Wine
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October 30, 2019 at 9:50am

That is why about 75 people, most of them strangers, showed up at the corner of Main and Gibbs streets — right in front of the University of Rochester’s Eastman School of Music — to paint four enormous keyboards on the morning of 23 June 2019. Before the paint was dry, the community and social media were celebrating the work.

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www.washingtonpost.com
This piano crosswalk was painted by a group of strangers with no training but a lot of harmony
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