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The grand arrival in pictures

A thirty year dream for my students was realized today.   A wonderful family at the studio clued me in to the news that their church (St. Peters of Cheshire CT) was looking to give away their Baby Grand.  I have been actively looking for the last 3 years.  We have played some beautiful looking one's that sounded awful.  This one has been well loved, but still sounds lovely.   We plan on having it refinished.

Great big shout out to McCabe Movers of Southington CT.  This is the second big move they have done for me.  Very qualified and cordial company.

 I am looking forward to lots of solo recitals and grand performances to come.  Cannot wait to see my accompanists face tomorrow when he walks in for ensemble rehearsal.






















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