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Yes, I really, I dont think I was the only one, but when I was in childhood, I never even thought about things like that. I was a very, maybe simple-minded. When I was in first grade a third-grade child played the Wolfgang Amadeus Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Turkish March and I liked to play just like that, thats how I started playing piano, studying piano. And, uh, always been, if I listened to m ...
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