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Awesome! Great information @Andrew. Thanks for sharing and giving so much detail. I feel better armed to answer questions now

Howdy, Stu. I'm in the Facebook group too, as paul sterrett. I'm usually blathering on trying to justify (to myself) the purchase of a wholly unnecessary Kawai MP11SE (or VPC1). Hey Paul - Yup - I've seen you kicking around the musician's "youth club" know as the Facebook Community :D I don't think...

andrewwegierski wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 13, 2018 3:19 pm

Stu, I'm honored that you've quoted my teacher and I in your signature. Good stuff.

Honored to have received the advice from you Andrew.

Nicely put.

sw1tch73ch wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 11, 2018 2:13 pm

Just as a thought - you can click on a person's user name and find their posts. For instance, on the second to last page of my posts, right in the middle is a link to my introduction to the forums. Not that you'd want to read that or anything.

Thanks buddy - that's pretty useful to know.

Okay JS! Go pat yourself on the back and clear your cough! Nasty one that! We'll discuss the implications long hair preventing adequate back-patting at a later date

Hey Forum Fans! Stu Last here. I've gone with being very obvious about who I am in my Forum Handle. Those who've visited the Facebook community probably know something of me, although I can't decide if that's a good or bad thing (hopefully a bit of both). I have played music for as far back as I can...

Oh it's so weird on this forum. Everybody's names are in code? I have not idea who I'm talking to now. Probably for the best

I've just been enjoying a rather spirited discussion on the Facebook group regarding information provided when purchasing a song. I agree with the sentiment of the discussion that the following points would be very useful to see to inform which level of the arrangement should be purchased. * Number ...

I'd definitely support this. I think it would be really useful for those of us who want to take a more structured approach to learning. The playground app could support this really well, and would add a new element of fun not normally encountered with the informative, yet somewhat dry, textbooks. I ...