Jake Brzezinsky Research Paper

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Jake Brzezinsky is an aspiring musician. Jake was born on June 23, 1998. In a small-town named Luling, Louisiana. Jake’s parents Jena and Ryan were in great joy when Jake was born. At the age of six Jake’s dad got him a guitar, and Jake started to play music. I only played the guitar for a little bit. When I was a little kid because my dad try to get me into play guitar, but I did not like playing the guitar. When my dad left my mom I stop playing the guitar. So, I stop playing for a short time until my mom had met my stepdad. My stepdad played just about every instrument you can think of. My stepdad got me into playing music. My stepdad first shows me how to play guitar. After showing me how to play the guitar my stepdad also showed me how to play the drums and the piano.
How did you learn how to play the guitar? I first started lessoning to “Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana and Say it Ain’t So by Weezer.” I love lessoning to those bands, and I could lesson to them all day. So, I grab my guitar, and with the help of my stepdad, I learn how to play those two songs. After my stepdad showed me how to …show more content…

“I like to play on the street with my friends and family or at an open mic night. My family has a music studio, or what I like to call the Jam Room. I would record music with my family because everyone in my family plays an instrument. My stepbrother, Pete can play the bass, my other stepbrother Andrew is a drummer, my little brother John will play the piano, stepfather will play the guitar, and my mom would sing. We will jam out on our Jam Room for a couple hour over the weekend to spend time with each other. Playing with my family gave my some of my best memories. My friends and I started a band in high school we called it the marky be and the funky bunch. The band was led by mark who was the main guitar play and singer. Jake was back up guitar player, and Seth was the drummer for the

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