Kenny Giordano

Kenny Giordano got his start at the age of four when he picked up his first guitar. He began figuring out songs by ear — everything from The Beatles to The Standells to The Monkees. Kenny cast himself into mastering the guitar with the unparalleled enthusiasm of youth. In the process he uncovered a hidden gift of perfect pitch.
At eight, inspired by Scott Joplin’s "The Entertainer" while watching the movie "The Sting," Kenny discovered the piano. Kenny convinced his parents to pay for piano lessons and practiced on the piano next door. With money saved through odd jobs over the next several years, Kenny contributed $100 towards the purchase of his own piano. That piano is in use in Kenny’s home today.
In addition to his folk, country, rock, ragtime, and classical roots, Kenny has extensive experience with church choirs.

For most of the past thirty years, Kenny has been involved with some aspect of music ministry.

At age thirteen, Kenny realized you can’t take the piano out to the woods to serenade a girl. As a matter of fact, Kenny didn’t sing at all up to that point.
He focused on developing his acoustic guitar and vocal skills. He learned a variety of songs spanning folk, country, rock, and blues genres. Kenny’s singing future began to take shape.

Later in his teens Kenny was inspired by long-time friend and fellow acoustic performer David Graziano to put pencil to paper (and pick to the strings) and begin composing original music. This has culminated in the release of his first all-original album, Future Full & Free.

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