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A pianist off-roads a Steinway into Griffith Park for an outdoor concert
Summary by The Los Angeles Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Brandon Killman , as published by LAist (KPCC / Southern California Public Radio)
· September 20, 2026
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Hunter Noack takes in the view at Summer Lake, Oregon, ahead of an In a Landscape performance. (Stelth Ulvang) A grand piano, hauled in on a Ford F-350, will make its way next weekend to Griffith Park. Then, right below the Hollywood sign, the flatbed will unfold into a stage for a recital by pia...
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Key points (Stelth Ulvang) A grand piano, hauled in on a Ford F-350, will make its way next weekend to Griffith Park. Hunter Noack takes in the view at Summer Lake, Oregon, ahead of an In a Landscape performance.
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What is this story about? Hunter Noack takes in the view at Summer Lake, Oregon, ahead of an In a Landscape performance. (Stelth Ulvang) A grand piano, hauled in on a Ford F-350, will make its way next weekend to Griffith Park. Then, right below the Hollywood sign, the flatbed will unfold into a stage for a recital by pia...
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