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You should see the next song in Suzuki book 4. It's insane. o.o
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Which one is it Mustang?
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but the one who needs the least."
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If it is the same as in the old Suzuki book, it's the same concerto, 3rd mvt.
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I just can't wait to get to the Bach Double Concerto at the end of Book 4. I love that piece, and can't believe I'll actually be playing Real Music!! 
Not that everything before that isn't real music, but, you know...BACH!!!!
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Since I'm not technically a beginner yet. I would love to learn how to play 'The story of a soldier' from the old western 'The Good The Bad The Ugly'. For some reason I just like that tune.
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TerryG said:
Since I'm not technically a beginner yet. I would love to learn how to play 'The story of a soldier' from the old western 'The Good The Bad The Ugly'. For some reason I just like that tune.
Is that the main theme song or another one? If it is not the main theme, where in the movie is it? I have the DVD.
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myguitarnow said:
The Story of a Soldier
That's a very pretty song. I think I'd like to learn that one, too.
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Well it's been like 10 years since I saw the movie but I've always remembered the song. I believe its in the part where Blondie(Clint 'The Good') was either in the war or walking through what was left of a war battle and a group of soldiers were singing the song while a soldier was playing the harmonica. But I'm not really sure.
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Just listened to it on youtube. Pretty cool song, it sounds very do-able!
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Black Mountain Rag.
Not gonna happen but gotta aim high ya know.
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I am thinking of Vincent (Starry Starry Night)
Here is a video of the original with paintings by Van Gogh.
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I enjoyed that David. Both "Starry Starry Night" and the paintings.
Thanks for the post. Now for my morning 
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I had seen most of his famous work, never studied art. I had no idea he had such a depth of style. I almost want to pause the video to look longer at some of them, but I like the song so much, I can't bring myself to do it!
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Fiddlerman said:
Which one is it Mustang?
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The double stops at the end are so hard. o.o
Long time to reply, sorry. xD;
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Mustang said:
Fiddlerman said:
Which one is it Mustang?
This one: feature=related
The double stops at the end are so hard. o.o
Long time to reply, sorry. xD;
Is that you playing Mustang. Regardless, that is a young lady who is REALLY into what she is playing, the smile at the end tells it best.
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