The Blind Piano Tuner of Nashville

For thirty-two years, Gerald Morrow tuned pianos along Music Row in Nashville without ever reading a note of sheet music. Born blind, he never attended the conservatory. He held no certifications. When studio engineers brought in a Steinway worth more than most houses, they didn't call the credentialed technicians — they called Gerald. One afternoon, a Vanderbilt music professor watched Gerald work on a concert grand.…