Born: 1994 in Austria.
Adoption agency: Beethoven Pianos, New York City.
Arrived in St. Paul: 1996.
Weight: 1,200 pounds.
Length: 9 feet.
Nickname: Bösey.
Number of houses lived in: 3.
Cost to move it around the Twin Cities: $500.
Number of keys: 92 — four more than the usual piano.
Number of songs written on it by owner Steven C: 336.
Current list price: $185,000.
Jon Bream
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