A brief encounter with an out-of-tune Erard piano (and another piano). Warning: questionable sound quality! horrible intonation!
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Play It Again Swig 
It’s amazing to be able to hear a piano from the time of Chopin. Awesome!
Speaking of “old”, here is a link I thought you’d find amusing and even quite thoughtful.
Unfortunately, I don’t have your direct email address, so will paste it here:
Subject: Re: Seven magical minutes
A great short history of music…and a really good artist…