Ingrid Serban San Francisco, California
Somewhere in a Transylvanian village, a 4-year old little girl stands on a dirt mound and
sings.
Two years later, in a dark room with narrow windows overlooking a dirt courtyard, she sings for the music school entrance exam.
A few weeks later, 500kg of bronze and wood take up residence her room. The piano smells of old things and neglect.
A new life begins
for the little girl and her piano.
... more
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