Public piano performances to delight commuters at KL's Pasar Seni MRT station


A commuter plays a tune on the piano at the Pasar Seni MRT in Kuala Lumpur. The 'Piano At The Station' initiative invites the masses to stop and enjoy a few minutes of live music at the train station. Photo: Think City

Have you ever wished for a stage where you're free to play whatever you wish on the piano?

Now's your chance – the "Piano At The Station" series, part of Think City's Arts On The Move initiative, welcomes piano players of all ages and skill levels to serenade the public at Pasar Seni MRT station.

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