There’s a baby grand in the living room, but when Phyllis Chen sits down to play, it’s at the child-size cherry-red toy piano.
Phyllis, who plays a baby grand and a toy piano.
Her knees almost touch her hands, which fly across the kiddie keys, creating cascades of catchy, chiming melodies.
“Toy pianos don’t have strings, they have metal rods,” she says, explaining the bell-like sounds that are floating through the air. “They’re percussive.”
Phyllis…
