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  • #123671
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      i never comment about people by using the FAT word, i always say WELL FED instead.

      #123646
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        the only problem with USA freedom of speech is could you not still get taken to court and be sued by someone?

        #123641
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          reading music is the easy bit, reading a scale with 6 flats and playing the sax while reading the scale is the hardest bit.

          i know this because i’ve been doing it on the clarinet for the last year – practicing reading all 12 major scales and playing the clarinet at the same – and i’m still making mistakes while playing the scales. So if i cant read and play a scale at the same time, i ain’t got no chance of playing a music sheet in that scale.

          practice, practice….zzzzz

          still haven’t had chance to buy a lemon!

          #123640
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            interesting – seems like another site that’s asking my permission to use my data.
            The only thing to do is use a VPN, that way you can change your location to the scammers location… lol

            #123616
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              if you go into youtube, and then search for a video, you can view the video without having to sign into youtube – this is because youtube is tracking every video you watch and everything you search,related to your location even if you don’t sign into youtube – go into youtube settings and delete watched videos and delete searched videos.

              however if you try to view a youtube video through a link on someones website it seems to have a problem of tracking who you are and your location and what you are trying to watch, hence the message asking you to sign in. lame excuse about a bot signing in.

              well thats what i think, could be wrong

              #123611
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                you’re knocking out these tunes like a machine Leo!
                Another one well played!

                #123610
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                  TIP – i find if i set aside time to quickly run through all 12 major scales played from the sheet and not from memory every day, then i have no problems playing in any scale on a music sheet.

                  Waste of time playing scales from memory if you always play from music sheets, you need to develop eye-reading/finger-locating memory.

                  i didn’t get chance to try the lemon remedy, i only had a lime, so i tried the lime instead, didn’t help. next time we shop i’ll buy a lemon and try that instead.

                  #123575
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                    is you practicing coming along? – i can’t play at the moment, had a sore throat all week, and still waiting for it to clear out.

                    #123574
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                      Hi jeff,
                      correct, it needs an end part – which i can’t come up with melody wise at this point in time. So rather than tear hairs out, what i do is shelve it and come back to it later.

                      i used two piano parts, rather than combine both bass clefs into one bass clef, as each bass cleff is played at a different sound volume. Very difficult to strike two piano keys with the left hand where one key is played louder than the other key – easier to have two piano players.

                      The bag pipes sound great!

                      #123552
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                        well played Leo!

                        having listened to your tone, the following gladiator tune would sound great on your sax

                        gladiator – now we are free

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