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Which of the following passages is written for expert pianists?
my fingers softly pressed the black and white keys, and i marveled at the soft tones emanating from the piano.
i always knew i should be practicing scales and arpeggios to enhance my fingering skills, but i always preferred to spend my time on a little rhapsody in blue--extra fortissimo!
my first piano was a beautiful, glossy upright cabinet, and i would polish the smooth cherry wood until i could see my reflection in it.
my teacher, miss minchen, could always tell when i stretched the truth about how many hours i was practicing each week.

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