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Hetty
Guest
Since I got all that wonderful advice on how to go from 'nearly' to 'confident', my playing has improved and the practicing more fun.
Mind you, I am still playing from the "easiest accordion book" plus some of my piano fake books.
My long term goal is to play "Sous le Ciel de Paris" (under Paris skies) one day with total confidence. I love that piece and all the French musettes.
My parents lived in Paris before I was born, my sisters were born there and I grew up hearing them talk about the city and artists like Juliette Greco, Edith Piaf. My parents 'song' was "La vie en rose".
So I take it one bar at the time and from having to first find the correct buttons, there is encouraging improvement.
Glenn, the canals of Amsterdam will have to wait for a while....
Thank all,
Hetty
Mind you, I am still playing from the "easiest accordion book" plus some of my piano fake books.
My long term goal is to play "Sous le Ciel de Paris" (under Paris skies) one day with total confidence. I love that piece and all the French musettes.
My parents lived in Paris before I was born, my sisters were born there and I grew up hearing them talk about the city and artists like Juliette Greco, Edith Piaf. My parents 'song' was "La vie en rose".
So I take it one bar at the time and from having to first find the correct buttons, there is encouraging improvement.
Glenn, the canals of Amsterdam will have to wait for a while....
Thank all,
Hetty