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This is my variation of this tune, towards the end you may notice my eyes flicker upwards , I was looking at a sparrow which landed in a bush just outside my window, they often come down when I play not sure if they enjoy it, or they are the worlds worst critics lol.
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@stringy - Nice and even with bird watching, you nailed it!
The old curmudgeon!
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Nice tune, well played, had a nice rhythm to it.
It sounded good.
Thanks for posting that tune.
Mark
Master the Frog and you have mastered the bow.
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Thanks John, love watching the birds through the window while I play:).
Mark thanks for the comment I value your opinion, thanks for listening.
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I liked the pace you chose on this @stringy. Liking this tune and have been meaning to give it a go
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@stringy Great playing, nice tempo. Your ornaments sound really good—natural, not forced.
I think it is a good sign if the birds are coming to listen to you. One of the times my teacher & I played at a nursing home, she was playing a hymn on her own, and a resident parakeet started dancing around & singing his head off—I wish I had thought to record it with my phone, it was amazing. The birds know when it’s right 
Characterize people by their actions and you will never be fooled by their words.
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Thanks again Sharon, As you can probably tell I am trying to find my own style, which I find hard.
I love birds, I spend hours watching them sometimes they can be very amusing, they have their own hierarchy. I wish you had managed to film that Parakeet, I would love to have seen it, it obviously was enjoying it;)
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