
Welcome back, my friends ... continuing our ongoing survey about great rock musicians, we come now to the Masters of the Mellotron, the Ticklers of the Ivory, the Knights of the Order of Ebony and Ivory ... the keyboard players. Who do you rank as the greatest of all-time?
Are your Federal Taxes Lower Today?Source: YouTube
In order to confront the five major problems confronting America we have to provide workable solutions.
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Blind pianist goes for big scoreSource: Straits Times Interactive - SINGAPORE
IN a few weeks, Ms Rebecca Koh, who is blind, will know if she has aced her piano fellowship exam.
That fellowship accolade is one of the highest a player can aspire to achieve.
GiovanniSource: http://www.giovanni.com/blog/
World pianist Giovanni Marradi has created the most inspiring musical works available to anyone in the world. An Italian pianist of musical heritage, an inventor of the Giovanni Roll Out Keyboard that anyone can enjoy, anywhere.
The best viral videos of 2008 Source: Salon.com
Among other things, 2008 will be remembered as the year that professionally produced Web video finally trumped amateurs with webcams.
Novel: I Am ft. Ben Folds, Talib Kweli & Spree WilsonSource: prefixmag.com
Ben Folds is listed as being featured on "I Am" by Novel, but you'd be forgiven for not realizing that: his vocals are made Chipmunk-high, but he did the piano for the song. Talib Kweli and Spree Wilson do guest verses on the track, and Talib runs off with the show.
Mystery Piano in Woods Puzzles PoliceSource: AOL
(Nov. 23) -- Was it a theft? A prank? A roundabout effort to bring some holiday cheer to the police? Authorities in Harwich, Massachusetts, are probing the mysterious appearance of a piano, in good working condition, in the middle of the woods.
Mystery piano in woods perplexes policeSource: CNN
Was it a theft? A prank? A roundabout effort to bring some holiday cheer to the police? Authorities in Harwich, Massachusetts, are probing the mysterious appearance of a piano, in good working condition, in the middle of the woods.
Playing a musical instrument helps brainSource: Times of the Internet
BOSTON, Nov. 6 (UPI) --
Children who play a musical instrument for at least three years outperform children with no music training on verbal ability, U.S. researchers said.

So youngster number two is making noise like she wants to learn to play bass. When she was little (five), we started her in piano lessons and she has played ever since.