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Offline Tash

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this forum is the most brilliant invention
on: June 17, 2004, 02:02:32 PM
can i just say that this forum is the most interesting thing i've ever discovered (well maybe not the most but it's damn good)?!! like i have learnt so much from these posts, and just getting everyone else's viewpoints on things, it's seriously bril :) i would like to say thankyou to everyone's contribution, i feel i know a lot more about playing the piano amongst other things because of your posts ;D
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Offline Motrax

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Re: this forum is the most brilliant invention
Reply #1 on: June 17, 2004, 07:38:05 PM
Hoorj.

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Offline squiggly_girl

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Re: this forum is the most brilliant invention
Reply #2 on: June 23, 2004, 05:40:11 AM
I enjoy hearing yous talk about the piano almost more than I enjoy playing it myself.

Offline faulty_damper

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Re: this forum is the most brilliant invention
Reply #3 on: June 24, 2004, 03:58:19 AM
I found this place because my teacher asked me to look for a four-hands piano piece for a recital.  Never found one, or rather, I never chose one.  Recital came and went.  She wanted me to do the Chopin Polonaise in A 4hands.  Hate this piece as a solo, how am I going to like it as a duo?

Since then, I've found that this is a great resource where a sh*t load of information is passed around, some accurate, some not, but it's still a sh*t load of crap I've never heard before.  So I just used it as an information database of sorts for a few weeks.  Then I got bored when I was able to catch up with all the posts.  Then it turned into a social gathering of sorts - there are actual people here!  No sh*t!  I have some virtual people to talk to. :D
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