About: Germanotta Piano

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The Germanotta Piano is the piano that Lady Gaga used to learn how to play a piano and played growing up. She first began to play it at age 4 when she taught herself how to play by ear. When she was seven, she began lessons to learn how to read sheet music and play classical music. She eventually would use this piano to write the song "You and I". Gaga's Grammy Awards are kept atop the piano. It was featured in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 'Women Who Rock' exhibit on May 13, 2011

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rdfs:label	Germanotta Piano
rdfs:comment	The Germanotta Piano is the piano that Lady Gaga used to learn how to play a piano and played growing up. She first began to play it at age 4 when she taught herself how to play by ear. When she was seven, she began lessons to learn how to read sheet music and play classical music. She eventually would use this piano to write the song "You and I". Gaga's Grammy Awards are kept atop the piano. It was featured in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 'Women Who Rock' exhibit on May 13, 2011
dcterms:subject	Pianos
abstract	The Germanotta Piano is the piano that Lady Gaga used to learn how to play a piano and played growing up. She first began to play it at age 4 when she taught herself how to play by ear. When she was seven, she began lessons to learn how to read sheet music and play classical music. She eventually would use this piano to write the song "You and I". Gaga's Grammy Awards are kept atop the piano. It was featured in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 'Women Who Rock' exhibit on May 13, 2011

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