Why is music played on the piano so pleasant to listen to?

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beacuse piano has a unique tone the tonal quality of piano sound it wonderfully soothing plus it is a both hand instrument so naturally when something is played with both hands the effect is so wonderfull the left hand gives chords and the right hand plays the song together it sound very sweet and so...
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beacuse piano has a unique tone the tonal quality of piano sound it wonderfully soothing plus it is a both hand instrument so naturally when something is played with both hands the effect is so wonderfull the left hand gives chords and the right hand plays the song together it sound very sweet and so calm and soothing to ears and rejuvinates the mind read less
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