P.J. Corvus

PJ began making music as a toddler, playing on drums, pianos, and whatever items he could get his hands on that could make a sound. He was born with perfect pitch, and he could hear a tune on TV or on the radio, and "play it by ear" on the piano. His parents recognized his natural abilities, and enrolled him in formal piano lessons at age 7. His first teachers were very impressed at the speed at which he completed his lessons, and they recommended that he be placed in a music conservatory to be trained in classical music by Mozart, Bach, Debussy, and other classical composers. During his training, PJ was always writing his own songs and began composing music as early as he could play music by other composers. He also liked to make recordings of himself as he played the piano. He took notice of an emerging instrument, the analog synthesizer. He was impressed by how many different sounds synthesizers could make, imitating flutes, or pianos, or harpsichords, or even jet airplanes, helico