Frankie, Tony, and Giovanni look back at how they learned music and the teachers, family members, mentors, and experiences that helped shape them into the musicians they are today.
They talk about their first lessons, practicing, learning by ear, understanding the rules, breaking the rules, and eventually discovering the individual style that separates simply playing an instrument from truly making music.
Along the way, they remember the teachers who recognized something in them, the lessons that stuck, and even the things they didn’t fully appreciate until years later.
Because learning music never really ends. Every teacher, every stage, every mistake, and every musician you meet leaves you with something.
And sometimes the lessons that stay with you the longest have very little to do with the notes.
