Etienne de Villiers Pringle Bay, South Africa
In 2019, at the age of 38, Etienne decided to learn the piano. A few years later, his wife of 17 years passed away. As a way to cope with the grief, he turned to the piano and started writing songs for the first time. These songs, although born from grief, are not songs of grief, but therapy through the expression of music. ... more
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