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We tracked down third-year Engineering student Ji Song practicing piano in Old Cabell Hall

Q: What brought you down here today?

A: I was just practicing.

Q: Are you practicing for a class or just for fun?

A: Just for fun, I just wanted to play.

Q: Have you been playing for long?

A: I started playing when I was five years old and stopped in middle school. I just started playing again in college.

Q: What made you stop when you were in middle school?

A: I wasn't very interested in piano when I was little. I had lessons every day. Then my mom said, "If you don't want to do it, you don't have to," so I stopped.

Q: How did you find out about using the rooms in the basement of Old Cabell Hall to play?

A: My suitemate told me that I could play piano down here.

Q: What is your favorite composer or piece to play?

A: I like Bach, or any other classical music.

-- Compiled by Beth Bland

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