I was doing piano and Violin before I quit. Well didn't really quit just kind of took a break. I'd been in lessons for like 4 years or something like that without a break so it was due. Then I broke the shoulder so things were on hold for sure.
Still haven't actually picked up the violin again and tried it. Kind of scared to really. I probably should and try to play it again just to see how the shoulder will hold up. The piano is a different story. I'd found a free upright piano, which was cool, but I never got it tuned so I hated to practice on it which meant not really progressing at any significant amount. Well we got our income tax back and found a digital piano, that never needs tuning, that was a decent price and so Leo bought it! YAY!!!
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That's awesome, Carrie! I'd love to have a piano of my own to play on some day. I had borrowed a keyboard from Chris' gf, and for a while I was doing pretty good at it, on a beginner level. But they split up, so of course it had to go back. I took piano lessons years and years ago, over 40. I've always loved the keyboard, and used to go to my friend's house down the street to play, but I'd end up on the piano, picking out tunes from the sheet music lol
ReplyDeleteYeah. I only took actual lessons after meeting Leo and even then I started with the Violin. Though I played music through school but it was on the Violin for a year and a half in grades 6 and half of 7 then went to High School and did 5 years of Tenor Sax. Did a semester of Grade 10 music keyboarding so really taught myself the right hand on the piano but because all of my instruments were Treble Clef I'm having a harder time with the bass clef in the left hand.
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