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The sound of the piano was modified so radically by the prepared piano technique that :

The sound of the piano was modified so radically by the prepared piano technique that

A) pianos became very unpopular and were no longer used in performance

B) Casio invented a keyboard that sounded like a prepared piano

C) it became in effect a different instrument

D) audiences broke out in riots at performances where this technique was used

E) no musicians would program any of the prepared piano works on their recital

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