I love rock music and guitars. My names is Gerald friends call me Gerry. Basketball is my favourite sport. I like the bruins hockey team. I watched the Pittsburgh Penguins play hockey recently. I'm more of a Bruins than Penguins fan. I go to see the Penguins every time they play. I spend most of my money on Penguin matches. I hate my current job at McDonalds.  I eat too much using the discount I get as a McDonalds employee. I recently applied for a job to work as a steward for the Penguins. I love green colored candy since green is my favorite color. I like chocolate. My favourite chocolate is Hershey kisses. I like finding similarities in twins.
I love the colour yellow. I drink coffee. I once worked at a candy store. I love chocolate in general, the color of the candy has no effect on my choice. I like Lindt and Godiva brands. I like dark chocolate. My names is Carol. I have a twin called Sue. My twin is a football fan. My twin is shier than me. I like baseball and hockey. Pittsburgh penguins my favourite team. I love the Chicago cubs too. I like watching hockey and my favorite team is the Pittsburgh Penguins. I'm a piano teachers. My twin plays the piano. My twin rebelled and tried to do different things from mine.
Guess what? I bought a keyboard and I wanted to know if you'd be interested in teaching me the basics?  Sure! Playing the keyboard is quite similar to the piano, but with fewer keys. does that make it harder or easier, do you think? Easier. The keys/tones are the same, there's just fewer octaves. The theory is no different. that's really cool. I had always wondered if there were differences that made them different instruments or if one was just the electric version of the other. have you been teaching piano a long time? I've been teaching most of my adult life. I majored in piano in college. that's so cool! it must be awesome to do something you love day in and day out. do you have a favorite style of music to play or teach? I really like Jazz, because you get to improvise and be creative as you go that's awesome. plus jazz really lets you feel the music. I took piano lessons as a kid and had to learn all classical stuff for years before being able to try new, fun things like jazz. do you start your students with basic stuff or hop right into fun stuff? Much like anything, you have to learn the basics first, chords and such, so you can put them together of course. makes total sense. do you have any particular jazz pianists whose music you love? Not really, I"m a fan of all. Sometimes the new, not-so-famous players are just as good as the greats