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Seeker

Where dat snitch at?37058 Posts

January 13 2014 14:45 GMT

#10981

On January 13 2014 23:41 motbob wrote:
I would rather spend my money on chicken sandwiches than a second pair of shoes. So maybe two pairs is too many.

How expensive are these chicken sandwiches?

Firebolt145

Lalalaland34501 Posts

January 13 2014 15:03 GMT

#10982

Edit: misread and seeker said it already anyway.

GrandInquisitor

New York City13113 Posts

January 13 2014 15:26 GMT

#10983

On January 11 2014 12:35 cam connor wrote:
who is your favourite composer?

Cam Connor

Canada786 Posts

January 13 2014 15:32 GMT

#10984

can you play it? the entire piece that is

dravernor

Netherlands6191 Posts

January 13 2014 15:33 GMT

#10985

I meant more along the lines of dota boots, but that's okay too i guess.

GrandInquisitor

New York City13113 Posts

January 13 2014 15:41 GMT

#10986

On January 14 2014 00:32 cam connor wrote:
can you play it? the entire piece that is

A long time ago. I played the piano seriously in high school, a little bit in college, and none after law school

lichter

1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts

January 13 2014 15:42 GMT

#10987

On January 13 2014 23:41 motbob wrote:
I would rather spend my money on chicken sandwiches than a second pair of shoes. So maybe two pairs is too many.

this could explain your chronic horizontal overdevelopment

fusefuse

Estonia4644 Posts

January 13 2014 15:42 GMT

#10988

On January 13 2014 23:35 boesthius wrote:

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there is no such thing as too many

boes gets it

Firebolt145

Lalalaland34501 Posts

January 13 2014 15:47 GMT

#10989

On January 14 2014 00:26 GrandInquisitor wrote:

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I don't actually recognise this hmm.

GrandInquisitor

New York City13113 Posts

January 13 2014 16:30 GMT

#10990

Open this in a new tab and close your eyes without looking at the tab bar. See if you don't recognize it once you hear it.

Firebolt145

Lalalaland34501 Posts

January 13 2014 16:36 GMT

#10991

Recognised it once I heard the C# haha.

Aerisky

United States12129 Posts

January 13 2014 20:55 GMT

#10992

For those of you who also played, which piece(s) was(were) your personal favorite(s) to perform?

Heyoka

Katowice25012 Posts

January 13 2014 21:54 GMT

#10993

When I could still play I played a lot of Billy Joel because even though I wasn't very good at it people would overlook that to enjoy the music. That was mostly my favorite thing to do.

GrandInquisitor

New York City13113 Posts

January 13 2014 23:21 GMT

#10994

Is it horrible that after learning dozens of pieces, and despite the fact that it is probably the most overplayed piano piece of all time, learned by literally everyone who has ever started piano lessons ... I still just really love Fur Elise? It's short, it's beautiful, it's easy to play yet sounds technically impressive to a layman, and let's be honest, your average listener is going to appreciate it a lot more than even the most flawless rendition of Rach 3.

itsjustatank

Hong Kong9165 Posts

January 13 2014 23:40 GMT

#10995

i rejected my classical piano training for about two decades because of generic music like that which you are supposed to like and enjoy because everyone else does

Aerisky

United States12129 Posts

January 14 2014 01:01 GMT

#10996

On January 14 2014 06:54 Heyoka wrote:
When I could still play I played a lot of Billy Joel because even though I wasn't very good at it people would overlook that to enjoy the music. That was mostly my favorite thing to do.

Aww that's really nice

I only know like 3 of his song (probably the most famous) but he's amazing. Do you not play anymore though? Never too late to start again, you know, like once you settle down you could get a piano and mess around!

On January 14 2014 08:21 GrandInquisitor wrote:
Is it horrible that after learning dozens of pieces, and despite the fact that it is probably the most overplayed piano piece of all time, learned by literally everyone who has ever started piano lessons ... I still just really love Fur Elise? It's short, it's beautiful, it's easy to play yet sounds technically impressive to a layman, and let's be honest, your average listener is going to appreciate it a lot more than even the most flawless rendition of Rach 3.

Huh, I never really liked it but I can see where you're coming from :O it's true that's a more widely appreciable song for sure. It's definitely nice that it's not too technically demanding and you can just sit down and play it like parlor music for friends, that kind of thing. Don't need to be extremely well-prepared or anything to sit down and play it.

On January 14 2014 08:40 itsjustatank wrote:
i rejected my classical piano training for about two decades because of generic music like that which you are supposed to like and enjoy because everyone else does

I actually enjoy both

started out with classical music, but it was really cool learning chords, and messing around with/jamming to pop music can be really fun! But awww :[