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Line 1: {{trope}} [[File:6a10090b-009f-41b4-aef8-~~f7d5593f1b68_8232~~f7d5593f1b68 8232.jpg\|link=Kiniro no Corda\|frame\|You can see the sparks flying.]] [[Fire-Forged Friends\|Battle isn't the only way to make friends]]. Sometimes, you don't need an instrument of destruction to get someone on your ~~side -- you~~side—you just need an instrument. [['''Duet Bonding]]''' happens any time a pair of people become a little closer because they play music together. This can lead to a new [[Love Interest]], or just help them get to know each other a bit better. The piano is the most often used instrument, probably because the pair needs to sit close together to play. A sub-trope of [[Let's Duet]]. See also [[Love At First Note]]. Line 18: * ''[[Nodame Cantabile]]'' is essentially ''all about this''. * Pictured above, Kahoko Hino and Len Tsukimori from ''[[Kiniro no Corda]]'', playing their first duet together (yes, there is ''more'' after that). * At least two instances in ''[[Ojamajo Doremi]]'' ~~-- Doremi~~—Doremi has one with Hazuki (Doremi on piano and Hazuki on violin) and another with her little sister Pop (both playing piano). * Hibiki and Kanade play piano together to improve their teamwork early in ''[[Suite Pretty Cure]]''. Line 24: == Film == * In ''[[Corpse Bride]]'', after Victor offends the eponymous bride, they make up by playing a piano duet together. * In ''[[Get Over It]]'', the main character and his new love interest play piano together to show that they are getting closer. However, he can only play twinkle-twinkle little star, and she's an ~~expert-- she~~expert—she improvises while he struggles along. * Subverted in ''[[Deliverance]]''~~-- after~~—after the famous "Dueling Banjos" scene, Drew goes to shake the boy's hand; he is snubbed. * Nearly literal version in ''[[Walk Hard]]'' - the double-entendre duet of "Let's Duet." * In ''[[The Holiday]]'' Iris and Miles bond over composing "Arthur's theme" on a piano together.

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