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The incredible life story of Melbourne 'piano lady' Natalie Trayling

Published 14 March 2019, 3:00 am
For over a decade - piano virtuoso Natalie Trayling has been stopping people in their tracks on the streets of Melbourne. But it's how she got there that makes for an incredible story. She speaks to Marc Fennell about love, loss - and why she's so passionate about sharing her talent.
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