Is it for music? Like piantissimo is very quiet so amapiano is like mid-quiet?
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nice deduction but that would be mezzo-piano, mp for short where pianissimo is pp
amapiano is probably not Italian and not a dynamic I've encountered in music
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Yeah I knew there was mezzo-piano but I thought there were like a few other words not in the forte/mezzo/piano, idk. Sheet music always seems to throw a few words I've never seen before on the page. But it probably isn't italian.
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There are plenty of non Italian words used, as there were many prominent European cultures with contribution to classical music, so you might see German, Spanish, French and any number of other languages used depending on source of the music
Occasionally it would simply be a translation of existing terms into a familiar language, and sometimes it would be something new that we didn't have an instruction for before and you wouldn't find a counterpart for in previous compositions
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In Spanish is someone who loves pianos, "ama piano"
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A song/sketch about a YouTuber turning into a piano, maybe
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It's probably something about piano but could be 2 words as amapi-ano but have no idea what would that be. Sounds African though.
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A piano that holds an AMA (ask me anything) on reddit.
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this and the piano introducing itself were the two that came to my head. The other was the first comment and after this one all my bases are covered.
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sounds like a Piano music group.
sort of like The Pianos but sounds cooler for the name of a music group.
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no idea...
but I dont think this have something related to a piano. could be terrebly wrong...
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Well it has an AMA in front of it so... piano that will answer any of your question?
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I don't know what is it.
But it could be "sweet piano" according to my limited Japanise knowledge
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In Guatemala, there is a club of people who have the strangest fetish: they like to perform sexual acts on top of a grand piano (they got the idea from that Pretty Woman scene). Then they record the music which is accidentally produced in such acts and sell the CDs for unreasonable amounts of money.
Note: only grand pianos are allowed. A baby grand piano is considered a no-no -- these are just fetishist people, not sick perverts. Anyway, the people which are part of this group call themselves "amapianos", which is Spanish for "piano lovers".
Did I get it right? Sorry, I did Google for the Youtube link...
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Can I get a country of origin? Wait no, amapiano, a-m-a-p-i-a-n-o, amapiano. Nailed it.
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Sounds kinda familiar. Is it a kind of fish? or maybe pokemon?
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I was going to say it reminded me of a fish, too! I learned about arapaimas from the game Chillquarium 😄
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It's a mother piano obviously if not it's an Italian piano
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Wait I did read this all wrong you wanted certain comments so... LUCKY AND/OR COOL 😎
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Given that "piano" is slow in musical notation (or so I've been told, I'd Google to confirm but can't), I'll assume it's something like "even slower"?
EDIT - Ok this was literal, not cool or funny. I failed lol
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It's clearly the opposite of antipasta, no Google required. (Now if I could only remember what antipasta was...)
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ciao!
little question for you:
do you know what "amapiano" is?
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