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Topic: what really defines talent?  (Read 1738 times)

Offline ryanyee

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what really defines talent?
on: June 10, 2009, 01:52:17 PM
well this question's still bugging me i still dont get it when ppl say im talented i just dont see how i am im hardly capable of playing a single piece without making ridiculous mistakes or at least getting all mistakes corrected in a short matter of time. and my teacher says that everybody starts off as students no more than what everybody is but if thats the case why isnt everybody else a world class musician then? isnt everybody capable of mastering say a bach concerto and playing it with the correct articulations tones emotions and stuff?
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