You’ll have to imagine you are hearing one of those amazing announcer voices reading the list below (with no apologies to any TV show):
#10 Play 1 piano 4 hand duets with a friend.
#9 Play your favorite song with different keyboard sounds.
#8 Improvise on that tune you can’t get out of your head.
#7 Rehearse for an audition.
#6 Sing in parts with a friend or two. Heck, just sing.
#5 Practice vocal warm-ups.
#4 Play an instrument you brought with you. How about a cello or a kazoo? Actually, flute seems to be the most popular portable instrument.
#3 Try out pieces by a certain composer, e.g., Satie, Ellington.
#2 Practice before a piano lesson.
AND
#1 Sight-read popular songs easy or advanced, from the library’s collection of sheet music — it’s a huge collection, with something for everyone.
So now you’ve got ten possible musical experiences waiting for you in the Library’s Piano Rooms! Or maybe you have a different idea. Come down to the Central Library and set loose your inner musician! We’ll be glad you did.
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