He appears to have trusted Piano a great deal.
Scholarships From a Critic When Harold C. Schonberg, below, the former chief music critic of The New York Times, died, in 2003, he established in his will a $5 million trust to support piano students at four major music schools: Juilliard, Mannes College of Music and the Manhattan School of Music in New York, and the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia.
One night after the White House Christmas party, when the Carters had retired upstairs, Powell gathered his flock around the piano, his trusted assistant, Carolyn Shields, at the keyboard, and led the singing of hymns.
They teamed up with Bosendorfer, a trusted name in Pianos for about 180 years now, to make this radical-looking instrument.
Granny Lin remembers looking under the piano, but nobody trusts an old woman's memory.
Since 1956 Charles had also included a Wurlitzer electric piano on tour because he did not trust the tuning and quality of the pianos provided him at every venue.
I just know that the most trusted man in America -- the guy with the player piano -- was cracking up backstage.
I had never seen a player piano before and I never thought the "most trusted man in America" would have one -- let alone be a country music fan.
"A lot of people don't trust that the experience is the same," said Mr. Antonaccio, who's offered online lessons in violin, piano, and guitar since 2004.
My parents are traveling musicians, so as soon as I was trusted at home, I began spending a lot of time alone, learning to play drums and piano.
