It hasn’t left Berkeley yet, but I’m sure my second singing nightingale will in time find the right owner. I’ve down-sized since my recent move–going from 3,000 sq. feet, to 1500 to 700. Might as well live in a Pod.
Most readers and You Tubers watched me demonstrate for my students on the upright, as the camera was aimed straight at me–and once the piano made history when I briefly fell asleep during a “Fur Elise” lesson, nearly bonking my nose against the rack rim.
But most memories have been bundled in musical warmth and gratitude.
The Steinway beauty, inside and out, is a model 1092 manufactured in 1992. It has a wealth of resonance, added to an even, smooth “feel” across the keyboard.
May it live forever in the heart of its future caretaker, bringing musical love and joy to a new household.
On display:
Beethoven “Fur Elise”
Chopin Waltz in A minor
