I'm so excited. Later this afternoon I get to drive 180
miles to Oakland. Then later this evening I get to
drive 180 miles back home to Chico.
In between I get to see a performance by jazz piano virtuoso
Oscar Peterson.
I guess he's about the most legendary jazz piano player
alive. If I'm wrong, tell me who it is.
It's Oscar, perhaps our last living link with the glory
years of jazz.
So I should have a lot to report on tomorrow. Stay
tuned.
Wednesday, September 6, 2006
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Hi, I'm Robert Laughlin, and this is my blog. After learning the piano in my early twenties, I played professionally in my late twenties. Then traded the bar rooms for class rooms. Want to learn to play piano? Give me three and a half hours with you, and you're there.
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Loved this post, it’s amazing how music and business share the same rhythm when it comes to practice, timing, and harmony. The idea that progress comes from consistency really resonates, especially for entrepreneurs and business brokers in Miami who understand that growth takes patience and daily effort. Whether it’s mastering a song or building a company, the process is what shapes true success.
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