Alison Kinnaird one time explained grace notes on the harp as a shimmer of
sound.
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May neither your strings nor your spirit ever break,
May your harp and your soul always be in tune.
Rita
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Philip Whittaker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 01 Mar, scots-l-digest (scots-l-digest) wrote:
I'm preparing a list of decorations for my beginner whistle class...
A cut is not a leading note but the interruption of a note by a higher
note, lifting a finger higher up...
Interesting - the
Due to a delay in shipping some replacement RAM for one of my Sun
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news is that the radio station will be down until probably tonight or
tomorrow,
Okay, the station is back up now.
Toby
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Nigel,
So much to think about in this matter of tin whistle teaching and
ornamentation.
Here's a few things for starters.
Playing the octave D.
Like you I adopted the habit of playing
x x x x x x
instead of the recommended
o x x x x x
I regret this and have tried to remedy the
