Teen explains origins of mystery piano

Teen explains origins of mystery piano

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Nicholas Harrington, 16, told CNN affiliate WPLG that he was behind the mystery, with a little help from his friends.

"I liked the idea of an anonymous piano out there, no explanation to it," he said, adding that he viewed it as art for a portfolio in a future college application.

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I saw this fine grand piano in another video linked on another thread here on ATS . (preposition?)

I thought (if it hadn't been done already) I'd debut the explanation which has recently surfaced on CNN.

(Anyone remember where I saw this? ) if so, please link! I think it had something to do with that square mass of wood located somewhere in the arctic... the 'promotional tool for the thing 2'

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When I saw it, the first thing I thought was "wow what a work of art". Turn's out it was!

And the police charge him in 3...2...1...

i saw on the news yesterday that a couple took credit for the piano saying it was for a film they were making....i'm

sure others will also come out taking credit....the only one who won't will be the person who did it!!!

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Dear MavRck

The very last thing this world need is yet another Jeremy Beadle.

The very last thing.

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Yeah well,,,definately cool. I just hope it wasn't a Bluthner or Steinway. That would be a tragedy.

I once drove half way across Western Colorado playing a piano in the back of a pickup truck.

A 1965 Chevy C-10. What a blast. It made its way into some ladies house after that.

I love the Piano too much to just leave one on a beach mud flat in January, unless I already thrashed it.

Come to think of it, I have thrashed 6 or 7 pianos, but I always donated them to Churches or Private homes.

I would leave that kid on the mud flat, and airlift the piano to some blind kid who wished he had one.

But that's just the way I am.