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The Piano Guys

The thing about the piano guys is that they don't only play good music, but they bring as much emotions and the art of performing to the viewers.  There use to be time that the only way to hear music is only go watch someone play the instrument.  Phonograph and radio invention brought music from theaters to peoples home, then tape player, then cd player, the music switched from live performance to the speakers.  Even these days, from an iPad people can perform a music piece, just using technology.  The live music performance slowly faded away.  The Piano Guys brought not only the professional skills, but also emotions and the art that the song brings.  The refreshing scenes and the performance really come together beautifully.  I haven't seen anyone do that good of a job as these guys—a hard work blesses others.

Proverbs says, "The soul of the sluggard craves and gets nothing, while the soul of the diligent is richly supplied" (13:4).  Or another verse, "The sluggard buries his hand in the dish; it wears him out to bring it back to his mouth" (26:15).  Laziness has not been a success; those who achieved something in life worked hard.  Love these guys.


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