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Piano

There was a small auditorium with a tiny stage and a piano.
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Motts, did the piano still function? That would be eerie to hear music playing from that old relic.
ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE THING THAT I COULD NEVER SAVE FROM ROTTING IN A PLACE LIKE THAT. GOSH I WISH I COULD GET THAT FAB PIANO.....
I'm not sure, I wasn't going to try my piano playing skills with a unmarked police car nearby....
When I worked at a State Hospital, I remember every item was carefully accounted for and not much went to waste. When a near by hospital (Retreat State Hospital) closed down, Our facility received their inventory, nothing was left to rot away even old desks in need of repair were recycled. I'm always amazed when I see equipment or items like this piano being left behind.....
It ain't valuable anymore! Although I have a CD by an Australian guy named Ross Bolleter who uses abandoned pianos and organs. Compositions are specified for "ruined piano" and "decayed organ."
http://www.pogus.com/21021.html
Now what would really be eerie is if you were in there and that piano started playing on it's own.
that's a gorgeous photograph.
Orchard Lunar, if that happened while I was exploring... my hair stylist would have a very difficult time getting my hair to sit down! lol

neat piano though!
i agree with silkster but then again the heart attack would kill me so the hair wouldnt matter lol
im a fan of how the piano keys look as if some one is playing it
Play us a little music.
Wow, interesting to see something like this left behind!
This is not the first time i see an abandoned piano in these places. I wonder why they didn't sell it or better why they didn't give it to someone of the employees, it would have been better than leaving it there to rot... :-(
Guess where you worked, Silkster40z, they really cared. That's the only thing that really baffles me , looking at these pictures; it's as if they closed up and just walked away. I can't understand alot of that. But then I read alot of books on abandonments in the wesr and alot of places still have all their furniture in them and in the one, even the bed was made! It's like they just took off!!
Nancy, I hang out at an art studio that was a furniture factory long before it closed down (not sure when, couldn't have been any later than the 60's or 70's). When the building was purchased and re-opened (last year), according to the art instructor, everything was still in place as if the workers just walked out one day. She even found someone's old glasses sitting on a machine! I certainly don't understand it either.
Music echoes through the halls. Close by, the veteran urban explorer pauses and listens carefully. He follows the sound, eventually reaching the decrepit auditorium. There sits a beautiful antique piano. The music seems to be coming from it. He walks up to the unmoving keyboard and taps a key.
hey motts smart move with the cop car
Seriously JAVA, you probably wouldn't want that piano, I mean, that thing looks thrashed! Still, it would depend on how far gone it was, and if it was still free... eh, maybe, maybe not.
what is it with these people don't they know quality when they see it
Wounder if it still works ?
I love shots of old, abandoned, dilapidated pianos.
I work on pianos. Sadly, that one looks to be beyond reasonable repair. The hammers have been removed, and the fact that some keys are stuck down and ivories falling off are a good indication that there is moisture damage.
First flew the greedy Pelican, Eager for the reward White wings flailing. Then came the silent Dove Flying beyond the Pelican, As far as he could. A raven flies in, Flying higer than the Dove, Just to show he can. A swan glides in, To find a peaceful spot, Next to another bird. Finally out comes a crow Coming quickly to a stop Yawning and then napping. Who will show the way, Who will be the key, Who will lead to The silver reward.
I know a friend who has the burnt out ashes of a grand piano scattered all around his garden 0_o
I love shots of old pianos...

I would hardly be able to resist playing it. Though it probably wouldn't work...xD
Cane Hill has 2, an upright that looks unplayable & a baby grand with only 2 dead keys.
nice
yep the hammers are definitely broken off so it would not play
I was watching this video on youtube a while back. These two dudes decided to check out an Asylum and they found a piano and played couple notes on it and it made an awsome sound :D
cool piano ... i too want it.
Silkster, you must have worked at a place that was small enough, or didn't lease from Xerox, and the place you got your stuff from would have been closed outright ...there were really enough people to move everything, and it wasn't deemed too expensive?? wow.
"Hello my baby! Hello my darlin! Hello my rag time galllllll!"
Moonlight Sonata
looks like the keys froze in the middle of a song :(
If you had played, the cops would be creeped the hell out of that place:D Imagine hearing mysterious piano sounds from an abandoned mental hospital...

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