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Why 3 St. Louisans Hauled A 700-Pound Piano Up A 758-Foot Cliff - Vimarsana News

Why 3 St. Louisans Hauled A 700-Pound Piano Up A 758-Foot Cliff

St. Louis Public Radio Jackson Pianos owner Joe Jackson (at right) leads the way up a trail at Pere Marquette State Park as piano movers Matthew Toole (center) and Jason Bussey provide support. On a cool June morning beside a trailhead in Pere Marquette State Park north of Grafton, Illinois, Joe Jackson and two other men swiftly unloaded an upright piano from a Jackson Pianos van, setting it on a six-wheeled dolly and strapping the instrument into place. Paola Rodriguez / St. Louis Public Raido Joe Jackson (left) and Jason Bussey discuss the best spot on the pavilion for the piano after lug...

Piano-Grams Bring St. Louisans Much-Needed Cheer Amid A Dreary Year - Vimarsana News

Piano-Grams Bring St. Louisans Much-Needed Cheer Amid A Dreary Year

St. Louis Public Radio A family enjoys the musicianship of Alexandra Sinclair along Cherokee Street during a recent Piano-Gram performance. Last Saturday, along south St. Louis’ lively Cherokee Street, it was almost possible to forget about the coronavirus pandemic for a bit. The sun was shining. The businesses along Antique Row were looking festive. Shop owners carefully handed out cookies to passersby. And right near Whisk bakery sat a white van with a yellow piano inside it, along with a pianist: Alexandra Sinclair. Sinclair, who works for the local family business Jackson Pianos, was in...

Friday: Piano-Grams Bring St. Louisans Much-Needed Cheer Amid A Dreary Year - Vimarsana News

Friday: Piano-Grams Bring St. Louisans Much-Needed Cheer Amid A Dreary Year

Originally published on December 11, 2020 5:19 pm Last Saturday, along south St. Louis’ lively Cherokee Street, it was almost possible to forget about the coronavirus pandemic for a bit. The sun was shining. The businesses along Antique Row were looking festive. Shop owners carefully handed out cookies to passersby. And right near Whisk bakery sat a white van with a yellow piano inside it, along with a pianist: Alexandra Sinclair. Sinclair, who works for the local family business Jackson Pianos, was in the middle of a streetside performance that she and her collaborators have termed a Pian...

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