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Why referring to the grand piano? Because the sound is so powerful, pure, and beautiful that returning to a lowly keyboard set to piano patch is almost unbearable in comparison. There's also something about the sound being made inside the instrument (by the hammers and strings) instead of by digital recordings that feels so much better. Or if you meant baritone, I find it interesting because it feels like a trumpet and tuba mixed together. I've only ever seen the marching variant in person but it's shaped more like a trumpet while the normal variant seems to be shaped more like a tuba.
