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@Prince super Vegeta , that's an interesting classical song
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@Prince super Vegeta , no it's more like ba-be-boo-boo-ba-be-ba
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@Prince super Vegeta , oh the 9th so elegantly put
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@Prince super Vegeta , sound like Chopin - spring waltz
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@Michael G Scott, bee? -boo-boo-bop!
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The best thing about being a pianist is being able to tell what notes are being played by ear, so you just search for the notes, key, and chords
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@Corpsman , well laaadidaaa. I can shjt, breath ánd use my phone all at the same time. That's right, in awe of my talents now aren't we you little pianist prjck.
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@Corpsman , heheheehehe you said pianist
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@Corpsman , that's more of a pitch thing than a piano player thing. There are plenty of players who can't sing for shjt cuz their ear is shjt
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@Corpsman , holy shjt... you can do that? If so, props to you my dude
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Would Shazam work?
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I like classical music
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See also the problem with a lot of electronic music
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This one time at band camp...
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And even if you know the title, a lot of them have the same name such as concerto, sonata, gavotte, etc which makes it difficult to find the right one
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I love a good kitten tea.
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And you gotta listen to the actual music
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That was a really good bit with the skin flute
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Just use shazam or SoundHound
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@Martian Manhunter , that doesnt work if the tune is only in your head.
The one that goes "Beep-boo-boo-bop boo-boo-beep"