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When in Doubt, Choose Love. Mother of Little Girls, Married to a Hunk, Emmy-Award Winning Reporter. BYU Grad. Lover of Caramel, Pencil Skirts & Naps
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Utah's Brinton Family Pianists count down to Carnegie Hall

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By Brittany Tait Verified
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SALT LAKE CITY — In a retirement home near the mouth of Provo Canyon, a baby grand piano is about to be played most marvelously. It was a Thursday in March, Juilliard Concert Piano graduate and grandmother to 38 grandchildren, Sally Peterson Brinton, 74, brought the retirement home to life, breathing hope and joy through performance. "I think it's so amazing how devoted she has been to piano," grandson Michael Brinton said. "When I first heard her perform 'Rhapsody in Blue,' I was 9 years old.
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The Brinton Family Pianists countdown to Carnegie Hall

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By Brittany Tait Verified
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Daynes Music is closing after 165 years

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By Brittany Tait Verified
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SALT LAKE CITY — The Daynes Music Company, a six-generation chapter in American Piano history, will shut its doors later this season. Founded by pioneers who crossed the plains with an organ that still sits in their store, Daynes Music has been a lyrical heartbeat for 165 years. Founded in 1862 by John Daynes in a log building in downtown Salt Lake City, the company became Utah's oldest continuously run family business and one of the nation's longest-standing music retailers.
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