Place him there upon a seat where he will feel secure; none of your twirly, rickety stools.

Make a little notch on the key-board by which he can easily find middle C.Then let him relieve his pent-up soul by the painting of sound-pictures.

You will find this will soon keep him happy for hours.
And, if he is already something of a musician,--as that huge grand piano, with no knick-knacks on it indicates,--he may begin that sort of thing at once, before he is ready to be worried with the Braille system, or any other method of instructing the blind.

But contrive an easy way--a little notch in the wood-work below the note--by means of which, without hesitation or irritation, he can locate himself instantly at middle C.Never mind the other notes.

It is all the SEEING he will require when once he is at the piano.