Question of the Week
After 300 years, is the piano still relevant?
(A) Yes, as much or more than ever 93% 322 votes
(B) Yes, but only for performing the music of earlier times 6% 20 votes
(C) No, it is an anachronism in the electronic age 1% 5 votes

This poll is not intended to be scientific, but only to reflect the attitudes and interests of naxos.com readers.
The poll accepts only one vote each week.

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