Show Notes
Very motivating story about Robert, a guy who took up piano after an injury… and went from complete beginner to playing for his church by ear, which helped him get over his shyness. Sometimes things that seem like a curse are actually a blessing. We'll also get into how to drill relaxation, rock-solid technique, and some details about playing for churches and worship teams.
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