As the World Turns

I love the piano and the variety of sounds that can come from one instrument. Tickling the ivories can be a relaxing, yet challenging experience when working with a new piece lay out on the top. The sounds can go from soft and soothing, almost a lullaby to hard, loud and fast like a race for one’s very life. When a person goes from learning the simple tunes to a pianist of high quality it is fascinating to be a part of. The couching, the listening, learning and never ending enjoyment of the sounds and variety of music that can come from one instrument. Keeping the original piano, instead of going to an electrical instrument changes the sound dramatically. There is nothing like the 88 ivory keys sounding out softly in the background while studying, or just enjoying a quiet day reading a book on the couch. Having spent time playing a piano there is nothing like it and nothing will ever even come close to the enjoyment of it. There is something magical and not replicable about that original sound of the 88 ivory keys.