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Grand pianos typically have three pedals to provide different functions that enhance the overall playing experience. Here’s a brief description of each pedal:

1. Damper Pedal ( also known as the left pedal): This is the most commonly used pedal. It lifts the damper felt off the strings when a key is pressed, allowing the note to continue sounding until the key is released or the pedal is pressed back down.

2. Sostenuendo Pedal ( also known as the middle pedal): This pedal is used less frequently than the other two. It raises only the damper felt of the notes that are already sounded, but not the ones that are yet to be played. It allows for the player to sustain some notes while continuing to play others, resulting in a more delicate and blended sound.

3. Una Corda Pedal ( also known as the right pedal): This pedal shifts the