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Player Piano (2014)
Rarity is trying to move a grand piano into the band room for practice, so she gets the Diamond Boys to help her.
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Rarity is trying to move a grand piano into the band room for practice, so she gets the Diamond Boys to help her.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Music
Written By:Amy Keating Rogers
In Theaters:5/10/2014
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Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:Hasbro Studios
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