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Cant seem to get over this song, sorry!
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Im not familar with the piece LB, so I'll let the "experts" weigh in, but I heard some good stuff in there, I liked it !!
There is no shame in playing twinkle, youre playing Mozart
I really liked that, listened 3 time's and got better each time. I really like the sound of your violin too.
Good job, LB 
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nice work... that's one I want to learn as well... you made it sound very easy to begin... now if I can only learn to read music I think I'll have a better chance of making it happen.
"If you practice with your hands you must practice all day. Practice with your mind and you can accomplish the same amount in minutes." Nathan Milstein
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Barry said
Im not familar with the piece LB, so I'll let the "experts" weigh in, but I heard some good stuff in there, I liked it !!
Pierre, played it on one of his violin reviews . If you can find it you will hear how its supposed to be played.
Thanks for the words of encourgement. There is a lot more to that song but thats as far as I have got.
Also note that I am playing the first part in first position, I believe it is written for the beginning to be played all on the G string. But I am not ready for that yet!
FM has the sheet music for it on this site, if you want to give it a try.
I am using a different version just because I already had it and have been working on it.
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Fiddlestix said
I really liked that, listened 3 time's and got better each time. I really like the sound of your violin too.Good job, LB
Thanks Fiddlestix, my hats off to you if you could stand it three times.
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Great job Erich.
This is off subject, but I really love your kitchen.
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
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Thanks FM, when we moved there it had a small galley kitchen, I valted the ceiling removed a couple of walls and gutted the whole place. Its the gathering place of the house.
Of course my wife has never lived in a finished house. Just ask her!
I have one more build left in me and that will be the house in the country , that will be the last.
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