Can someone play the piano with their feet?

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to be honest no , playing proper piano with feet is not possible because unlike hand fingers fingers of human feet are not that flexible as there is least gap between feet fingures thus it wont be possible to use all the fingers of feet to play and moreover music instrument is considered sacred touching...
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to be honestno , playing proper piano with feet is not possible because unlike hand fingers fingers of human feet are not that flexible as there is least gap between feet fingures thus it wont be possible to use all the fingers of feet to play and moreover music instrument is considered sacred touching it with feet is not good read less
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