Eric Bryant as Pianist

Eric Bryant is in my opinion superbly suited to teach piano. He comes by it naturally: He has that softness of character required by the musician; and the intuitive sensitivity which matches student with master and allows both to progress as a mutually respecting duo.

I was surprised when I first found out that Eric was a trained musician; an accomplished jazz pianist. I had known him only as philosopher and writer, I Ching scholar and Gnostic contemplative, and media consultant. After dealing with him online for many months, I finally had a meeting with him at Fairleigh Dickinson University. It was then that the "mystery" of his eclecticism and multi-talents was cleared. He had an elegant softness about him which bespoke "Renaissance man".

I myself studied piano for many years as a child, with a Julliard taught pianist. I participated in annual spring recitals and won awards. I regret having stopped ( classical was my specialty) and just may have to make an appointment with a piano teacher. He should not be hard to find: He is my boss, Eric Bryant!