A giant thumb piano.
This one is a 5-octave mbira and it's absolutely beautiful!
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I grew up in a home with a piano...sometimes 2 pianos! I took piano lessons, practised, performed, played in musical ensembles, participated in musical family nights, played duets with friends, accompanied all varieties of musicians and singers. I started teaching piano at the age of 13.
The piano has been my friend, my enemy, my solace, my nemesis... almost like another sibling! My piano is a part of my being and probably my well-being.
Is there a piano in your family? Let's talk piano!
I grew up in a home with a piano...sometimes 2 pianos! I took piano lessons, practised, performed, played in musical ensembles, participated in musical family nights, played duets with friends, accompanied all varieties of musicians and singers. I started teaching piano at the age of 13.
The piano has been my friend, my enemy, my solace, my nemesis... almost like another sibling! My piano is a part of my being and probably my well-being.
Is there a piano in your family? Let's talk piano!
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