Re: q for Jenn: piano lessons

"Clyde Slick" <Mr.clydeslick@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 26 Apr, 13:48, "Soundhaspriority" <nowh...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Clyde Slick" <Mr.clydesl...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> there 'is' an instrument within your inner core, but maybe it isn't
> the paino.
> I woudln't know. But I seriouly think it is not the piano.
> You don't think piano.
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> I hope you're wrong. Does it have to come so naturally that one can play
> with both hands without lessons? The reason I am interested in the piano

> is
> because, traditionally, it is the instrument of composers. It has the
> greatest ability to make one's musical thoughts audible. It is a 
> polyphonic
> musical laboratory.
>

Can you use the pc as your composition tool?
It would seem to fit your psyche.
Does it have to be a traditional instument?

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I think it would help to hear little bits at a time. Putting a score tool 
between the hands and the brain puts some time between thinking the
musical 
thought and hearing it.

Bob Morein
(310) 237-6511