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Tag Archives: piano
Hidden Talents
Following on from Michael’s comments in yesterday’s post, I replied this morning that he was one up on me in the nappy changing stakes, but I could rustle something up in the kitchen or get a tune out of a … Continue reading
Play it Again (Sam)
I have just had a glorious hour or so at my new keyboard and feel elated. I only recall two bum notes, other than that it was like old times and my hands have held up particularly well. I am … Continue reading
Christmas has come early
Some time ago Hubby mentioned his wish that since we were buying a new house, he would like me to have another piano. He’d been looking on Youtube and found quite a variety he thought might be suitable to choose … Continue reading
Posted in music, My life, Personal Thoughts
Tagged making music, personal selection, piano
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The Day the Music Died
Hubby has surprised me in that he is wanting me to have another piano, and once we are settled, I shall be ‘shopping’. I played for my Mum earlier this month and had a lump in my throat. I am … Continue reading
Posted in My life, Uncategorized
Tagged Electronic keyboard, Keyboard, music, organ, personal, piano, pleasure, Richard Clayderman, Russ Conway, Tutor
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The Good Old Days
31st October 2015 Hubby had an errand to run this morning, and after we’d both walked the dog, I stayed with Mum, though he took Maggie with him. Sir Barkalot is worse than ever today, and I took to not … Continue reading
Self on Self
How do you see yourself? Not just looking in the mirror or a reflection in a window, but how do YOU see you, the person? I’ll bet it’s not as others do. As a child, I was expected to help … Continue reading