LTPTP XXIX: Rests and Accidentals

The theory can be absorbed quite easily and quickly.  Putting what one's learned into practice at the keyboard is much slower.  Actually, that's the really interesting part.  It's not unlike language learning in many ways, inasmuch as it will take as long as it takes: either you play the wee piece with all the right notes at the right tempo, or you don't.  No amount of timetabling or box-ticking or money or bullshit can make an iota of difference.  No one else but you can do it.

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  1. bastards... i just typed a load of stuff in here and tried to post it and it went all crap and now i have to do it again.. if i can be bothered..

    'No one else but you can do it.' not true... man plays every thurs for me.. v.good.. in pub.

    will film man and post 4 u as u need to see his style..

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  2. man plays every thurs for me.. v.good.. in pub.

    Well, you're lucky. It's a live music desert round our way.

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