Sayani’s Perfect Pitch.

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My student Vibhas, who’s also a singer, recently enrolled his 5-year-old daughter for piano lessons with me. His wife plays the sitar, so clearly, music runs in the family.

Today during class, Vibhas mentioned that his daughter could identify notes by ear. Naturally, I had to test it out. I played a C note, and after a short, shy pause, she said “C.” Then, one after another, she named every note I played,  even the black keys, all by ear! I even made sure she couldn’t see the keyboard.

She has perfect pitch! I’m absolutely mind-blown and so excited to see how she’ll grow as a musician!

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