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Carly wrote:So my name is Carly and I live in Prince George, BC with Andrew Me and him have been friends for quite a few years. I used to play piano a couple years ago, and he was my teacher but I've kind of quit now. I'm usually too busy with all my other activities, singing is my main thing. And I'm 17.. and thats about it!
Hey Carly!!! you posted on here!! yay! I'm so happy you came on here! Yea i know you're busy with your other stuff these days! but, you were really fun to teach and I'm glad I was able to teach you back in the good old days
Thanks again for posting!! I know your a busy woman!
'-'
I'm so happy the site is up!!
I've been watching Andrew's video's since like... last August?
Anyway, My name is Liza and I've been playing the piano since I was 5, (now I'm 16), but I stopped for about 3 years, and now I've started it up again!
My Grandma teaches me, since she is a concert pianist/organist/teacher and she's been playing for like... 70 years around the country. But yeah, to start up again, we're quickly going over "knaucht republic" (sp.) and for fun I'm doing "A thousand miles" by Venessa Carleton.
Anyway, yay! And I really like the CSS on the site, it's very classy!
Oh, and I live in Massachusetts, but I used to live in Ontario and Quebec.
I've been watching Andrew's video's since like... last August?
Anyway, My name is Liza and I've been playing the piano since I was 5, (now I'm 16), but I stopped for about 3 years, and now I've started it up again!
My Grandma teaches me, since she is a concert pianist/organist/teacher and she's been playing for like... 70 years around the country. But yeah, to start up again, we're quickly going over "knaucht republic" (sp.) and for fun I'm doing "A thousand miles" by Venessa Carleton.
Anyway, yay! And I really like the CSS on the site, it's very classy!
Oh, and I live in Massachusetts, but I used to live in Ontario and Quebec.
LizaTRENCHCOAT- Intermediate Pianist
- Number of posts : 26
Age : 32
Location : Amherst, MA
Job/hobbies : pIaNo!
Length of time playing piano : 11 years, minus some time in between.
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Registration date : 2008-03-08
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LizaTRENCHCOAT wrote:I'm so happy the site is up!!
I've been watching Andrew's video's since like... last August?
Anyway, My name is Liza and I've been playing the piano since I was 5, (now I'm 16), but I stopped for about 3 years, and now I've started it up again!
My Grandma teaches me, since she is a concert pianist/organist/teacher and she's been playing for like... 70 years around the country. But yeah, to start up again, we're quickly going over "knaucht republic" (sp.) and for fun I'm doing "A thousand miles" by Venessa Carleton.
Anyway, yay! And I really like the CSS on the site, it's very classy!
Oh, and I live in Massachusetts, but I used to live in Ontario and Quebec.
Welcome Liza!!!! I'm glad to have you! ^_^ wow! You grandma is a concert pianist? VERY nice! You should get her to join the forum as well I'd love to pick her brain some time
Cool ^_^ you lived in canada, I actually used to live in Ontario before, that's where i was born. So are you Canadian or American?
Either way! Glad to have you aboard! I look forward to reading more posts from you in the future!!
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Thank-you "-"
Well, I was born in Canada (Kingston, Ontario) , but my mom is American, so I have both American and Canadian citizenship.
And yeah, actually I showed her this forum, because lately she's been going online whenever I'm "practising", and she thought it might be interesting for something to do if she wants to on her spare time.
Well, I was born in Canada (Kingston, Ontario) , but my mom is American, so I have both American and Canadian citizenship.
And yeah, actually I showed her this forum, because lately she's been going online whenever I'm "practising", and she thought it might be interesting for something to do if she wants to on her spare time.
LizaTRENCHCOAT- Intermediate Pianist
- Number of posts : 26
Age : 32
Location : Amherst, MA
Job/hobbies : pIaNo!
Length of time playing piano : 11 years, minus some time in between.
Guru Points : 0
Registration date : 2008-03-08
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LizaTRENCHCOAT wrote:Thank-you "-"
Well, I was born in Canada (Kingston, Ontario) , but my mom is American, so I have both American and Canadian citizenship.
And yeah, actually I showed her this forum, because lately she's been going online whenever I'm "practising", and she thought it might be interesting for something to do if she wants to on her spare time.
Yay! well she's welcome here!
(PS dual citizenship rocks!)
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Hello my name is Vy and i am 17.. i live in Chicago, IL. altho i've never taken lesson.. i was taught to read basic notes to play the recorder. i learned how to play Minuet, Chopstick, Moonlight Sonata, and Canon. Though it took a great deal of time to get the notes down since i have a hard time reading them. With Andrew's vid i hope i can improve and learn to play the piano..! i realli want learn how to play Minute Waltz by Chopin.
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Though i have no knowledge and no skills to contribute to this community and i am sorry!
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Though i have no knowledge and no skills to contribute to this community and i am sorry!
g0tfish- Intermediate Pianist
- Number of posts : 30
Job/hobbies : Currently unemployed, Car/mechanic, piano, sleeping and eating
Length of time playing piano : owned a keyboard since little with no experience until now
Guru Points : 0
Registration date : 2008-03-12
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g0tfish wrote:Hello my name is Vy and i am 17.. i live in Chicago, IL. altho i've never taken lesson.. i was taught to read basic notes to play the recorder. i learned how to play Minuet, Chopstick, Moonlight Sonata, and Canon. Though it took a great deal of time to get the notes down since i have a hard time reading them. With Andrew's vid i hope i can improve and learn to play the piano..! i realli want learn how to play Minute Waltz by Chopin.
=]
Though i have no knowledge and no skills to contribute to this community and i am sorry!
Hey!! great to have you
No worries if you have no skills yet ^_^ that's what we're for. Ask questions, and learn, and eventually you'll have knowledge as well!
Take care!
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Hi Vy sorry for the chat... it is kicking out if u r inactive...
I also played flute... if Im right recorder and flute are the same...
I love Chopin but it is so hard to play him... so far... but we will get there if you dont give up...
So welcome to the group Hope to hear from you more
Maggie
I also played flute... if Im right recorder and flute are the same...
I love Chopin but it is so hard to play him... so far... but we will get there if you dont give up...
So welcome to the group Hope to hear from you more
Maggie
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thanks for the warm welcome i will try my best!
flute is a lil harder than the recorder.. the way u hold it and "blow" into it is different -_-'' altho i never got to try the flute out like i wanted to.
oh and the chat thing.. lol thanks for the update about it kicking inactive
thanks for the warm welcome i will try my best!
flute is a lil harder than the recorder.. the way u hold it and "blow" into it is different -_-'' altho i never got to try the flute out like i wanted to.
oh and the chat thing.. lol thanks for the update about it kicking inactive
g0tfish- Intermediate Pianist
- Number of posts : 30
Job/hobbies : Currently unemployed, Car/mechanic, piano, sleeping and eating
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Registration date : 2008-03-12
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g0tfish wrote:=]
thanks for the warm welcome i will try my best!
flute is a lil harder than the recorder.. the way u hold it and "blow" into it is different -_-'' altho i never got to try the flute out like i wanted to.
oh and the chat thing.. lol thanks for the update about it kicking inactive
Yea it kicks inactive people which kind of sucks, but i didn't program the thing, i guess it makes sense, if only there was a way to extend the time before it kicks you.
Yes! i'm glad you feel welcome! ^_^ I see you're a car mechanic? I think that's awesome I love cars actually! I own an old school second gen RX7 FC lol it's pretty fun to drive around, but my apex seals are starting to get worn, and the compression is running low as a result, the whole thing will need a rebuild soon, which i'm NOT looking forward to...
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Yea it kicks inactive people which kind of sucks, but i didn't program the thing, i guess it makes sense, if only there was a way to extend the time before it kicks you.
Yes! i'm glad you feel welcome! ^_^ I see you're a car mechanic? I think that's awesome I love cars actually! I own an old school second gen RX7 FC lol it's pretty fun to drive around, but my apex seals are starting to get worn, and the compression is running low as a result, the whole thing will need a rebuild soon, which i'm NOT looking forward to...
o0 thats not good.. ahh well i didnt have my car long.. rite now its broken down too.. im not professional mechanic.. i onli took one year of basic auto but i hope i can go even further as to working in of the dealers or not.. sum shop at least.
rebuilding is gonna b pricey.. well that depends.. r u goin to take it to a shop and get it done or u doin it urself? if ur doin it urself then u gonna save urself big bucks from labor charges.. unless u dunt know how to do it which sumtime is a problem for me.. sumtime theres just things u cant do when u dunt have the rite tool and what not.. im not sure how the apex seal works with the rotor since idk much about it...
i have a mitsubishi eclipse gs-t. all those fun times yet so short.. im too poor now to do anything with the car. it needs engine swap and prob new turbo -_-'' oh the joy to my pocket
so how much did u get ur car for?
g0tfish- Intermediate Pianist
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Job/hobbies : Currently unemployed, Car/mechanic, piano, sleeping and eating
Length of time playing piano : owned a keyboard since little with no experience until now
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Registration date : 2008-03-12
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g0tfish wrote:Yea it kicks inactive people which kind of sucks, but i didn't program the thing, i guess it makes sense, if only there was a way to extend the time before it kicks you.
Yes! i'm glad you feel welcome! ^_^ I see you're a car mechanic? I think that's awesome I love cars actually! I own an old school second gen RX7 FC lol it's pretty fun to drive around, but my apex seals are starting to get worn, and the compression is running low as a result, the whole thing will need a rebuild soon, which i'm NOT looking forward to...
o0 thats not good.. ahh well i didnt have my car long.. rite now its broken down too.. im not professional mechanic.. i onli took one year of basic auto but i hope i can go even further as to working in of the dealers or not.. sum shop at least.
rebuilding is gonna b pricey.. well that depends.. r u goin to take it to a shop and get it done or u doin it urself? if ur doin it urself then u gonna save urself big bucks from labor charges.. unless u dunt know how to do it which sumtime is a problem for me.. sumtime theres just things u cant do when u dunt have the rite tool and what not.. im not sure how the apex seal works with the rotor since idk much about it...
i have a mitsubishi eclipse gs-t. all those fun times yet so short.. im too poor now to do anything with the car. it needs engine swap and prob new turbo -_-'' oh the joy to my pocket
so how much did u get ur car for?
Sup g0tfish? Welcome to the forum dude, I forgot to greet you. Anyway, Andrew's on vacation to see his brother in Vancouver right now, he'll be back in April. In the mean time I'll be taking care of the forum. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to private message me or post in the forum for help.
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Sup g0tfish? Welcome to the forum dude, I forgot to greet you. Anyway, Andrew's on vacation to see his brother in Vancouver right now, he'll be back in April. In the mean time I'll be taking care of the forum. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to private message me or post in the forum for help. farao
=]hello Jordan!! how r ya? hmm i hope u meant dude as just a word cuz im not realli a boy:shock:
and nyce to meet u too. u can call me Vy and thats great to hear hes on vacation to see his bro
g0tfish- Intermediate Pianist
- Number of posts : 30
Job/hobbies : Currently unemployed, Car/mechanic, piano, sleeping and eating
Length of time playing piano : owned a keyboard since little with no experience until now
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Registration date : 2008-03-12
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g0tfish wrote:Sup g0tfish? Welcome to the forum dude, I forgot to greet you. Anyway, Andrew's on vacation to see his brother in Vancouver right now, he'll be back in April. In the mean time I'll be taking care of the forum. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to private message me or post in the forum for help. farao
=]hello Jordan!! how r ya? hmm i hope u meant dude as just a word cuz im not realli a boy:shock:
and nyce to meet u too. u can call me Vy and thats great to hear hes on vacation to see his bro
I sha'll call you Vy, haha! And yeah, I'm aware that you're a girl. I just say the term "dude" quite frequently. Anyway, he'll be back pretty soon. I told him that while he's down there he should go to a few clubs with his bro and have a great time, and I hope he's doing that.
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Jordan wrote:
I sha'll call you Vy, haha! And yeah, I'm aware that you're a girl. I just say the term "dude" quite frequently. Anyway, he'll be back pretty soon. I told him that while he's down there he should go to a few clubs with his bro and have a great time, and I hope he's doing that.
yea lets hope hes doin that! so do u realli know him in RL?
g0tfish- Intermediate Pianist
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Job/hobbies : Currently unemployed, Car/mechanic, piano, sleeping and eating
Length of time playing piano : owned a keyboard since little with no experience until now
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Registration date : 2008-03-12
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g0tfish wrote:Jordan wrote:
I sha'll call you Vy, haha! And yeah, I'm aware that you're a girl. I just say the term "dude" quite frequently. Anyway, he'll be back pretty soon. I told him that while he's down there he should go to a few clubs with his bro and have a great time, and I hope he's doing that.
yea lets hope hes doin that! so do u realli know him in RL?
We actually met randomly on youtube. I really loved his idea of posting videos to help out beginner pianists, and I decided to contact him since I'm a pianist as well (except I'm not as good as him, yet) and from there our friendship just clicked. We began to converse over MSN and he told me that he was about to launch his own website that will have a forum dedicated to piano, including a community for people to converse, and I thought that it would be a great idea to help him out as much as I can.
Hopefully one day as soon as I get my license in about a month, I told him that I'll try driving down to BC and have a great time hangin' around with him. I live in Toronto, Canada. It's pretty far away from his province, but it'd be nice to have a ride down there since I haven't been there before.
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Hello everybody,my name is rob. I'm 22 and live in the Netherlands
I've been playing piano for about half a year now.
Since I don't have a teacher irl, I guess I have to thank Andrew for his lessons, because at least I can play a little something now. A while ago I bought this second-hand piano and I have to say it sounds way better than my old keyboard. Now I'm even more eager to learn to play
Anyway, I'll be asking my questions on the forum and I'm sure you all can help me
I've been playing piano for about half a year now.
Since I don't have a teacher irl, I guess I have to thank Andrew for his lessons, because at least I can play a little something now. A while ago I bought this second-hand piano and I have to say it sounds way better than my old keyboard. Now I'm even more eager to learn to play
Anyway, I'll be asking my questions on the forum and I'm sure you all can help me
The Royal Nobody- Intermediate Pianist
- Number of posts : 28
Age : 38
Location : Emmen, The Netherlands
Job/hobbies : Playing piano, drums, guitar. Philosophy, soccer, chess, squash and of course hanging out with frien
Length of time playing piano : about half a year
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Registration date : 2008-03-18
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The Royal Nobody wrote:Hello everybody,my name is rob. I'm 22 and live in the Netherlands
I've been playing piano for about half a year now.
Since I don't have a teacher irl, I guess I have to thank Andrew for his lessons, because at least I can play a little something now. A while ago I bought this second-hand piano and I have to say it sounds way better than my old keyboard. Now I'm even more eager to learn to play
Anyway, I'll be asking my questions on the forum and I'm sure you all can help me
Hey Rob, welcome to the forums! Don't hesitate to ask any questions.
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Jordan wrote:
We actually met randomly on youtube. I really loved his idea of posting videos to help out beginner pianists, and I decided to contact him since I'm a pianist as well (except I'm not as good as him, yet) and from there our friendship just clicked. We began to converse over MSN and he told me that he was about to launch his own website that will have a forum dedicated to piano, including a community for people to converse, and I thought that it would be a great idea to help him out as much as I can.
Hopefully one day as soon as I get my license in about a month, I told him that I'll try driving down to BC and have a great time hangin' around with him. I live in Toronto, Canada. It's pretty far away from his province, but it'd be nice to have a ride down there since I haven't been there before.
wow thats quite interesting! if i can do that. i prob wud.. but driving there.. wunt that b sum burning in ur pocket for gas? =]
its great that ur helpin him out too
g0tfish- Intermediate Pianist
- Number of posts : 30
Job/hobbies : Currently unemployed, Car/mechanic, piano, sleeping and eating
Length of time playing piano : owned a keyboard since little with no experience until now
Guru Points : 0
Registration date : 2008-03-12
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g0tfish wrote:Jordan wrote:
We actually met randomly on youtube. I really loved his idea of posting videos to help out beginner pianists, and I decided to contact him since I'm a pianist as well (except I'm not as good as him, yet) and from there our friendship just clicked. We began to converse over MSN and he told me that he was about to launch his own website that will have a forum dedicated to piano, including a community for people to converse, and I thought that it would be a great idea to help him out as much as I can.
Hopefully one day as soon as I get my license in about a month, I told him that I'll try driving down to BC and have a great time hangin' around with him. I live in Toronto, Canada. It's pretty far away from his province, but it'd be nice to have a ride down there since I haven't been there before.
wow thats quite interesting! if i can do that. i prob wud.. but driving there.. wunt that b sum burning in ur pocket for gas? =]
its great that ur helpin him out too
Yeah, it's pretty far. But honestly, I'd love to go down there because Toronto's almost exactly like New York (we're around 5-6 hours away from NY), and I'd love to go somewhere new for a change. Canada can be a beautiful place.
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Jordan wrote:g0tfish wrote:Jordan wrote:
We actually met randomly on youtube. I really loved his idea of posting videos to help out beginner pianists, and I decided to contact him since I'm a pianist as well (except I'm not as good as him, yet) and from there our friendship just clicked. We began to converse over MSN and he told me that he was about to launch his own website that will have a forum dedicated to piano, including a community for people to converse, and I thought that it would be a great idea to help him out as much as I can.
Hopefully one day as soon as I get my license in about a month, I told him that I'll try driving down to BC and have a great time hangin' around with him. I live in Toronto, Canada. It's pretty far away from his province, but it'd be nice to have a ride down there since I haven't been there before.
wow thats quite interesting! if i can do that. i prob wud.. but driving there.. wunt that b sum burning in ur pocket for gas? =]
its great that ur helpin him out too
Yeah, it's pretty far. But honestly, I'd love to go down there because Toronto's almost exactly like New York (we're around 5-6 hours away from NY), and I'd love to go somewhere new for a change. Canada can be a beautiful place.
Itd b nyce to go on a roadtrip and not worry about gas money or money for a change u know.. i've been to Toronto many times when i was younger with my family. we stayed near chinatown? huzah so i can enjoy the fruits and food! mm
g0tfish- Intermediate Pianist
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Length of time playing piano : owned a keyboard since little with no experience until now
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Registration date : 2008-03-12
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g0tfish wrote:Jordan wrote:g0tfish wrote:Jordan wrote:
We actually met randomly on youtube. I really loved his idea of posting videos to help out beginner pianists, and I decided to contact him since I'm a pianist as well (except I'm not as good as him, yet) and from there our friendship just clicked. We began to converse over MSN and he told me that he was about to launch his own website that will have a forum dedicated to piano, including a community for people to converse, and I thought that it would be a great idea to help him out as much as I can.
Hopefully one day as soon as I get my license in about a month, I told him that I'll try driving down to BC and have a great time hangin' around with him. I live in Toronto, Canada. It's pretty far away from his province, but it'd be nice to have a ride down there since I haven't been there before.
wow thats quite interesting! if i can do that. i prob wud.. but driving there.. wunt that b sum burning in ur pocket for gas? =]
its great that ur helpin him out too
Yeah, it's pretty far. But honestly, I'd love to go down there because Toronto's almost exactly like New York (we're around 5-6 hours away from NY), and I'd love to go somewhere new for a change. Canada can be a beautiful place.
Itd b nyce to go on a roadtrip and not worry about gas money or money for a change u know.. i've been to Toronto many times when i was younger with my family. we stayed near chinatown? huzah so i can enjoy the fruits and food! mm
Yeah, it'd be awesome to not worry about gas money while going on a road trip. You've been to china town before? Cool! It's pretty cool down there. I can agree with you about the food and fruitys, haha.
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Jordan wrote:g0tfish wrote:Jordan wrote:g0tfish wrote:Jordan wrote:
We actually met randomly on youtube. I really loved his idea of posting videos to help out beginner pianists, and I decided to contact him since I'm a pianist as well (except I'm not as good as him, yet) and from there our friendship just clicked. We began to converse over MSN and he told me that he was about to launch his own website that will have a forum dedicated to piano, including a community for people to converse, and I thought that it would be a great idea to help him out as much as I can.
Hopefully one day as soon as I get my license in about a month, I told him that I'll try driving down to BC and have a great time hangin' around with him. I live in Toronto, Canada. It's pretty far away from his province, but it'd be nice to have a ride down there since I haven't been there before.
wow thats quite interesting! if i can do that. i prob wud.. but driving there.. wunt that b sum burning in ur pocket for gas? =]
its great that ur helpin him out too
Yeah, it's pretty far. But honestly, I'd love to go down there because Toronto's almost exactly like New York (we're around 5-6 hours away from NY), and I'd love to go somewhere new for a change. Canada can be a beautiful place.
Itd b nyce to go on a roadtrip and not worry about gas money or money for a change u know.. i've been to Toronto many times when i was younger with my family. we stayed near chinatown? huzah so i can enjoy the fruits and food! mm
Yeah, it'd be awesome to not worry about gas money while going on a road trip. You've been to china town before? Cool! It's pretty cool down there. I can agree with you about the food and fruitys, haha.
Wooow guys u want to break a new world record in chaining the answers I need to join that effort.
I am not that old friend of Andrew like Jordan is.
But I consider myself friends with you guys (hope it is not offending for anyone me thinking about all of you as friends)... so anyway I thought someday it would be fun to meet with Andrew and some of those who maybe can do it... well not in the very near future...
Hopefully we will keep in touch and a little while have a forum meeting or is it a frightening thought to reveal the real person?
In the good old times I had some IRC meetings
(it was before the time of the messengers )
It was always interesting to see our group and we all know how Andrew looks like ... maybe he would be a little curious about us...
Ok ok I stop rambling... it is already 1:30 am here
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maggiekedves wrote:Jordan wrote:g0tfish wrote:Jordan wrote:g0tfish wrote:Jordan wrote:
We actually met randomly on youtube. I really loved his idea of posting videos to help out beginner pianists, and I decided to contact him since I'm a pianist as well (except I'm not as good as him, yet) and from there our friendship just clicked. We began to converse over MSN and he told me that he was about to launch his own website that will have a forum dedicated to piano, including a community for people to converse, and I thought that it would be a great idea to help him out as much as I can.
Hopefully one day as soon as I get my license in about a month, I told him that I'll try driving down to BC and have a great time hangin' around with him. I live in Toronto, Canada. It's pretty far away from his province, but it'd be nice to have a ride down there since I haven't been there before.
wow thats quite interesting! if i can do that. i prob wud.. but driving there.. wunt that b sum burning in ur pocket for gas? =]
its great that ur helpin him out too
Yeah, it's pretty far. But honestly, I'd love to go down there because Toronto's almost exactly like New York (we're around 5-6 hours away from NY), and I'd love to go somewhere new for a change. Canada can be a beautiful place.
Itd b nyce to go on a roadtrip and not worry about gas money or money for a change u know.. i've been to Toronto many times when i was younger with my family. we stayed near chinatown? huzah so i can enjoy the fruits and food! mm
Yeah, it'd be awesome to not worry about gas money while going on a road trip. You've been to china town before? Cool! It's pretty cool down there. I can agree with you about the food and fruitys, haha.
Wooow guys u want to break a new world record in chaining the answers I need to join that effort.
I am not that old friend of Andrew like Jordan is.
But I consider myself friends with you guys (hope it is not offending for anyone me thinking about all of you as friends)... so anyway I thought someday it would be fun to meet with Andrew and some of those who maybe can do it... well not in the very near future...
Hopefully we will keep in touch and a little while have a forum meeting or is it a frightening thought to reveal the real person?
In the good old times I had some IRC meetings
(it was before the time of the messengers )
It was always interesting to see our group and we all know how Andrew looks like ... maybe he would be a little curious about us...
Ok ok I stop rambling... it is already 1:30 am here
Actually, that'd be a great idea. Meeting new people has always been interesting to me.
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Hi, my name's shi yun. It's a direct translation of my chinese name so it's pronunciation is weird.
I live in Singapore and I'm 17.I started playing the piano for 3 months . Mostly,i learn songs through youtube videos, and i'm on my 4th song. I haven't learn the basics so it sounds aweful.
Thanks for the site.
I live in Singapore and I'm 17.I started playing the piano for 3 months . Mostly,i learn songs through youtube videos, and i'm on my 4th song. I haven't learn the basics so it sounds aweful.
Thanks for the site.
KlutzSY- Beginner pianist
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Location : Singapore
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