July 2004
July 30, 2004 07:06
You know, they say that one should keep a journal when one begins to learn a new instrument.Admittedly, I don't know who "they" are, but it makes sense. You can write notes on what you've learned, what you're practacing, what piece you're aiming to master next, etc.
The important part is where you've come from, felin-iciding your way through the A-major scale; where you are, squeaking through a six-note folk song; and where you want to go. You can look back, and get a sense of progression. That's what this will be.
Squeak!
-Bastian
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