Greetings All,I am new here, a self-taught (well, trying to self-teach) student from Scotland. From my quick browse of the site (will look at it in greater depth when I can, there appears to be a variety of characters from numerous countries and I hope to be able to share great conversations with you all.
Hi (: I'm turayza, and I'm from Washington (state). I've been playing piano for ten years (I'm a student) and I joined to get sheet music XD
Hi, I just joined, and wanted to say hello.
hello my name is pelin I've been playing the piano for five years but only 3.5 years ı went to course I'm from Turkey I don't know English very well, so when I don't understand something please explain it to me and when I made a mistake correct it...I am so happy to login this site and nice to meet you all..
Welcome to Piano street, all the new members that has posted lately here. best wishes, go12_3
thank you, go. oh hi everyone, i am luke ( just gotta do it every once in a while. its in the blood )
and I joined to get sheet music XD
As I have already explained to my wife, I have decided to keep my Land Rover after it is paid off in 2 years and am actively searching for my grand piano.
Wise decision, as grand pianos are not very good on the motorway and they don't have much space for the shopping.Like you, I had bad teachers when i was young that destroyed my interest. Did not meet a good teacher until i was 37, but learned more from him than all of the other idiots added together.Welcome and enjoy.Thal
Not sure, but driving under the influence of Schumann should be punished by law.
Would driving under the influence of Carter be as safe as roofing under the influence of Thatcher? On that point, would a stair build by Ali be safer then one build by anyone else? Ah well, back to work....
The answer to your first question is almost certainly that, whatever the safety aspect thereof, it would at least be preferable to the roofing alternative - but that to your second is one that I am especially unqualified to provide, so it will accordingly have to be up to anyone else who might care to oblige in my stead (although I should perhaps warn in advance that, should any such person essaying so to oblige happen to mention l'Escalier du Diable in this context, they might just happen to come in for a blast of wrath that they possibly did not anticipate!...)Best,Alistair (still hopefully trying to scale Scottish peaks)...
How 'bout Stairway to Heaven?
Hi there.My name is Juan and I'm an entire 100% newbie by here that has received his 1st piano lesson just yesterday.Proud Petrof P118 P1 (upright) owner.I'm dissability persons assistant & hope to stay well here spend some time with good people.Cheers from Gandia, Spain.Here's my new baby! It came just past week!
Well I joined this forum exactly half a year ago!!! on september 21st 2009! So it would be kinda late to introduce myself i think But I would really like to introduce my piano!!! How can that cat sleep with all those fish swimming around. My cat would have his nose pressed up against the glass or his paw in the water!Congratulations on getting your piano. Your are starting off on the correct path. You have good meter, good technique and a good sense of phrasing. Also your English is better than someone who just watches English programs on TV. There is a theory that one will have better success with a second language they learn before age twelve. At a MUCH later age I not only cannot pronounce Dutch and German diphthongs, I don't even hear them correctly. However the Spanish I learned when I was ten is still with me. Keep up the good work!
How can that cat sleep with all those fish swimming around. My cat would have his nose pressed up against the glass or his paw in the water!Congratulations on getting your piano. Your are starting off on the correct path. You have good meter, good technique and a good sense of phrasing. Also your English is better than someone who just watches English programs on TV. There is a theory that one will have better success with a second language they learn before age twelve. At a MUCH later age I not only cannot pronounce Dutch and German diphthongs, I don't even hear them correctly. However the Spanish I learned when I was ten is still with me. Keep up the good work!
As a person I am nice, honest, positive and intelligent. I am serious about my piano playing but otherwise I am silly most of the time and love to joke and have fun. That's me
Generally, I feel a bit suspicous about ppl saying they are honest, nice and intelligent... But since you're from sweden, I think I belive you ;P
Anyhow!I'm also from sweden. 21 yo in june. I've been playing the piano since the age of 14.In august, I'll begin studying in either Aarhus Conservatory in Denmark, or Oslo Music academy in Norway.I see myself as a more musical than technical pianist. But that is about to change! My first goal is to play the full symphonic etudes on a festival in May. When that festival is over, I'll start my next project: The complete Liszt/paganini-etudes
hiya, everyone, nice to meet you all!!I'm a newbie here. as my user name has shown, you can call me phio-chan or phio. I'm from Indonesia, and I love music, including classical ones. I don't really have piano at home, I only have a keyboard which is as long as piano, hehe~and I don't have any piano courses, I learn how to play piano on my own. that's why I'm not doing very well on it, but I'm trying my best to keep on learning. ^^;;yoroshiku onegaishimasu~! ^__^