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Musicians.
Musicians.
I'm not sure I qualify properly as a musician, but I noodle about on the bass guitar and play Djembe drums in a drum circle. Are ther any musicians out there? I'm interested to know. Do you play in a rock band, orchestra or, like me, just for your own pleasure.
- LoveHistory
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I am a singer. I also play the guitar a bit, the piano less, and write songs. Used to be in a singing group with my sisters. Put out an acoustic album of my music in 2004.
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I used to be quite good at the piano, but now I'd be hard-pressed to play Twinkle Twinkle. I didn't think it was possible to lose your musical skills like that, but maybe I'm "special" case. I do play the harp - although not very well! My desire/passion is far greater than any talent I'll ever have.
[quote=""michellemoran""]I used to be quite good at the piano, but now I'd be hard-pressed to play Twinkle Twinkle. I didn't think it was possible to lose your musical skills like that, but maybe I'm "special" case. I do play the harp - although not very well! My desire/passion is far greater than any talent I'll ever have.[/quote]
Practice. Seriously. I didn't have access to an instrument for nearly two decades, but now I make time every day for an hour of practice when I can -- works out to four-five days a week, and my skills started to come back. So don't ever give up.
Practice. Seriously. I didn't have access to an instrument for nearly two decades, but now I make time every day for an hour of practice when I can -- works out to four-five days a week, and my skills started to come back. So don't ever give up.
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