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"Iwillbot" is the stage name for YouTube pianist Will Ting.
Will is mainly known for his covers of famous and well-known Pop Songs, but also has a few videos on other songs like themes on TV shows or video games.
He has a wide range of talents, including simultaneously juggling or playing the accordion while playing piano. He can also play 4 different instruments, including Piano, Accordion, Guitar, and Violin.
Ting has absolute or perfect pitch, meaning he can discern what key or note any sound or noise is.
Will is mainly known for his covers of famous and well-known Pop Songs, but also has a few videos on other songs like themes on TV shows or video games.
He has a wide range of talents, including simultaneously juggling or playing the accordion while playing piano. He can also play 4 different instruments, including Piano, Accordion, Guitar, and Violin.
Ting has absolute or perfect pitch, meaning he can discern what key or note any sound or noise is.
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