![pianokeys - Play a piano with your keyboard. [ATTDT]](https://www.attdt.com/pics/pianokeys.jpg)
Free 
20 mins - all day Your computer keyboard, that is. ButtonBass have a virtual piano online (which requires Flash), which can be played just by typing - so fiddle around and you could be playing concertos in no time, or perhaps even 4/4 time. They have some sample tunes to help you along.
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MĀRCH
37.38°N, 70.67°E
Sunrise: 04:34
Sunset: 15:29
Moon Phase: full moon
Weather: sky is clear, 7°C max, -2°C min
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