Not that Mike was using the piano, he wanted to make sure it was properly tuned. He hired a man that's been tuning pianos for decades. He told Mike that he might have been the person to sell his grandparents this piano 50+ years ago because he owned a number of piano stores in and around Bountiful and sold this piano brand. He taught Mike some duets and it was fun watching/hearing them play together.
Saturday, October 6, 2018
Teaching an old dog new tricks
My husband is a bit of a super star. I don't mean to brag, but he's kind of a big deal. ;) He has said for years that he wanted to learn how to play piano, so he tasked me with finding him a teacher and started taking lessons. I've been impressed with how dutiful he's been with practicing. He doesn't skip a day. His first lesson was on Sept 10th and he finally learned what Middle C is. He recently self taught himself to play, "I know that my Redeemer lives". He has picked it up really quickly.
Not that Mike was using the piano, he wanted to make sure it was properly tuned. He hired a man that's been tuning pianos for decades. He told Mike that he might have been the person to sell his grandparents this piano 50+ years ago because he owned a number of piano stores in and around Bountiful and sold this piano brand. He taught Mike some duets and it was fun watching/hearing them play together.
Not that Mike was using the piano, he wanted to make sure it was properly tuned. He hired a man that's been tuning pianos for decades. He told Mike that he might have been the person to sell his grandparents this piano 50+ years ago because he owned a number of piano stores in and around Bountiful and sold this piano brand. He taught Mike some duets and it was fun watching/hearing them play together.
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