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I thought you might... but then again, did you ever really leave?dave brum wrote:I couldn't stay away for too long without pining. This page is like a magnet. How are we all??
Member, him again, has gone strangely quiet...
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I'm still here, just not been posting that's all.markymark wrote:
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Oh, I'm still here Davedave brum wrote:is Feg still here?? How are you doing Fiona chops?

I'm still tuning pianos, teaching descant recorder and trying to keep up with this forum

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She's fine, thanks for asking. You're going to have to go some to catch up with her weight loss, Davedave brum wrote:glad you're okay Fiona (I've not been the same but I won't go into all that in public) . Had an evening trying to plough through my homework (Gymnopedie from Classics to Moderns bk3. There's a very dodgey bit of fingering there in the middle section.Feg wrote:Oh, I'm still here Davedave brum wrote:is Feg still here?? How are you doing Fiona chops?![]()
I'm still tuning pianos, teaching descant recorder and trying to keep up with this forum
how is Caroline???

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Hmmm.....there are days when I'm not sure at allGill the Piano wrote:An A in Higher Maths????? Is she a yuman??

She certainly doesn't take after her mother - I achieved a 'B', much to my late father's amazement. He was an engineer by profession and good at all things maths related. Hee maintained that I had a 'non-logical brain'! Perhaps that is why I enjoy piano tuning


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Hi Dave,dave brum wrote: ps I've posted a link to my Youtube, which contains videos of me playing the piano, on the Showcase section.
Some nice playing there, well done. Is the Yamaha your teacher's piano?
The Mozart sounded nice - some tricky fingerwork there!
I may suggest though to be careful using the sustain pedal as much in Mozart..... your phrasing is nicely shaped, but better if all LH arpeggios & 'alberti' figures are mainly joined legato with your fingers only!
I'd also like to hear your Grade 3 pieces if you get a chance.
Are you doing the Prelude in C? .... if so, some tricky mordents in the left hand!
Keep up the good work.
Colin
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I was thrown out of the bottom of the bottom division in Maths, forbidden to do O level and made to do Latin instead...perhaps piano tuning isn't as logical and mathematical as they make out! I had a customer who was a Theoretical Physicist (no, no idea) tell me that tuning was mostly maths. 'Don't tell me that, I shan't be able to do it,' I said.Feg wrote: He maintained that I had a 'non-logical brain'! Perhaps that is why I enjoy piano tuning![]()
I did do remedial maths when I got to the LCF, but I don't think they won.
Dave; no gigs tomorrow - just have to go & see The Mothership and make her lunch. Sigh...

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And although have no gigs, I have to go and rasp away at the contralto in the choir at chapel tomorrow...
