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 Caption: [Music] hey everyone my name is Ben and you&#39;re listening to a daily dose of English this is a short simple podcast that you can listen to every day to improve your English you can find the transcripts for all episodes and more on Ben language.com I&#39;m really glad you can make it today in this episode we&#39;re going to be talking about the piano which is one of my favorite instruments in the world um the piano has become a very well-known and famous instrument in the world it has absolutely spread um it&#39;s probably recognizable to most people um either as a keyboard or a piano um or I guess whatever the local term for the the instrument is but it&#39;s one of those instruments that has had very very WID spread adoption because of the influence of a lot of western music and um you can see it&#39;s also similar to a lot of other kinds of instruments it looks a lot like a Mara and other um piano like instruments and I want to talk a little bit about it today because I really like the piano I grew grew up learning how to play the piano it&#39;s fairly common in the US for um I guess like middle class kids so kids sort of like grew up like I did to go to music lessons sometimes it&#39;s for like a year or two but sometimes is a lot longer depending on their interest and their talent that sort of thing I have friends that never went to music uh music lessons I have friends that went to music lessons way longer than I did um there&#39;s a a pretty big range but it&#39;s a relatively common thing for people to have taken at least a year or so of lessons in some instrument um and I took primarily the piano I played lots of different instruments growing up um but I&#39;m my the one that I did the most time at and was most interested in was the piano um I think overall because I think it&#39;s a really cool instrument I really like um how yes they&#39;re very big and large but that&#39;s I think why I like them they not only have an interesting sound but they have a very like a a cool layout I think where they essentially dedicate one string per sound and so that&#39;s why you get this a very large instrument where every single key on the on the keyboard or on the piano is a different sort of a different single individual instrument and if you ever looked inside of a piano um you&#39;ll see that there&#39;s these little hammers that hit strings inside the piano they&#39;re literally just hitting these strings and making the sound on one single string and I think that&#39;s really cool because with some something like a guitar or a ukulele or even like a trombone or a trumpet you can only create a certain number of sounds based on your number of strings that you have to manipulate them sometimes you have to make um decisions about what you can and can&#39;t play right some uh instruments cannot play two specific sounds at the same time because they physically can&#39;t right so a uh like a trumpet I think you can only play one sound at a time I think I&#39;m pretty sure um yes trumpets sound really cool in their own respect but there&#39;s a limit to what you can do with with a trumpet right but with a piano you can play up to 10 different sounds at once right you have 10 fingers and you can play uh 10 different sounds most usually it&#39;s more like six like five or six is a lot more common than than 10 but you could and you can even play with two people on the same instrument which I think is also really cool there&#39;s lots of um duet pianists who play um in together on one instrument and it sounds really good and I think that&#39;s really cool because not a lot of instruments are like that yes it comes at the size thing right they&#39;re huge um you having a piano in your house is a decision right you can&#39;t just hang like like an instrument like even like a like a trumpet or a saxophone those fit in a case that you can fit in a closet right somebody could just not know that you own a saxophone even if you&#39;ve known them for 10 years right you could always have your saxophone in the closet and they could just never know but with a piano you can&#39;t really hide it unless you make a spot to hide it in that&#39;s very large I totally understand that they&#39;re also quite expensive um keyboards are a lot more affordable but they sound not as interesting uh we&#39;ll get to that in a second um but I think that&#39;s part of the reason they&#39;re really interesting to me is the fact that they&#39;re such a big instrument that is difficult to move and to yeah I don&#39;t know it&#39;s just cool sort of like a drum set right a drum set is also another big instrument that takes a a good amount of of setup they&#39;re pretty obvious they look really cool they have a lot of parts going on drum sets are sort of similar they&#39;re even more customizable which is nice but I never really was a big drum drummer I was always more of a of a Pianist um which is which is the word for a person who plays the piano is a Pianist um it does sound like a funny word it is Goofy but that&#39;s the word um I grew up playing the piano like I said I learned relatively simple stuff um but I I didn&#39;t really follow through with it because I wasn&#39;t at that point I wasn&#39;t disciplined enough or interested enough in like a formal music study um and I think a part of that was actually because I was re I was pretty good without practicing um with just relying on my ear my memory memory muscle memory that sort of thing and I never really got good at reading music I&#39;m very very slow at reading music um which is something that I&#39;m a little sad about I wish that I was better at it I&#39;ve met people that that can read music um and from what I&#39;ve and like are really very talented musicians or sorry they&#39;re very good musicians but a lot of the times is something that I&#39;ve that that I&#39;ve learned is that a lot of the the best musicians are not the most talented inherently but have but were really interested in it they practice a ton and they wanted to be good right the people that are just naturally talented generally will be like oh yeah it&#39;s already easy uh I just do it for fun right and they don&#39;t really really dedicate themselves to it that&#39;s not always true uh but I from people that I&#39;ve met in real life it&#39;s a lot more common for somebody to be really dedicated than talented so if you want to learn an instrument even if you&#39;re an adult and you don&#39;t think you&#39;re very good at it you can do it it just takes a little bit of practice um and they are hard learning an instrument is hard I will say that um going into types of pianos there&#39;s lots of different kinds of pianos out there the big ones that you might uh see of like traditional posos are grand pianos and standup pianos or upright pianos um Grand pianos are the ones that are very large they lay flat so all of the strings go away from you those are the ones that you&#39;ll see in Big Concert Halls they&#39;re usually very expensive right 10 or 20 or $30,000 is relatively normal for a a grand piano um they are beautiful usually they&#39;re very large made of wood they of they&#39;re very heavy um I would I would love a grand piano in the future but I&#39;ve I&#39;ve never owned one I&#39;ve I&#39;ve I&#39;ve played them right they&#39;re often in um like auditoriums or school pools or whatever often end up with a a grand piano um but upright pianos are a lot more common cuz they&#39;re smaller they&#39;re cheaper they&#39;re more portable lots of reasons and those are called upright because the keys not the keys the strings are upright in the in the piano they&#39;re actually a lot more complicated um because there&#39;s you have to fit a lot more stuff in a smaller space um which makes them really cool to look inside they&#39;re really Compact and and they have a slightly more muted tone like a grand piano sounds big and open and Grand but an upright piano is a lot um more I contained I guess cuz it&#39;s a smaller physical object but I really like that I especially like these sort of old what you might hear of like Honky Tonk pianos that have like a a pretty different sound it&#39;s a different string type I love that sound the sort of rag time um dink Don donk sound which is different from like a another grand piano I&#39;m not going to sing it as I can&#39;t but look up like old timey piano or something like that and you&#39;ll hear something um this episode is going really fast I haven&#39;t talked about what I want to talk about um piano grand piano up pianos oh yeah I I had an my family has an upright piano um and I I don&#39;t know if I&#39;ve mentioned on this podcast but that is one of the few things that I want I told my parents hey there&#39;s two things in your house that I want to have when you&#39;re done with them one of them is the piano that I learned how to play piano on I would love to fix it up a little bit it&#39;s a little bit broken it&#39;s a little bit old um but I I it&#39;s great it&#39;s a totally functional piano it&#39;s really nice um that&#39;s thing number one and thing number two is this giant map of Oregon State that they have um it&#39;s beautiful it&#39;s huge I think I think I&#39;ve talked about this but it&#39;s just it&#39;s so beautiful and I really want it um but those are the only two things uh yeah that&#39;s all I really have gotten to I&#39;m actually going to put on the um the list here I want to talk about um my favorite style of piano music which is called rag time so we&#39;ll talk about that in like a week or two because I really want to talk about that and I didn&#39;t get to it today but that is going to be it for today that is a 10-minute episode of a daily dose of English I hope that you enjoyed and maybe learned a little something and if you know how to play an instrument or played the piano in the past let me down let me know down in the comments below I&#39;ll see you again tomorrow bye
Title: Daily Dose of English 173 - The Piano
Language: en
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