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That’s true about having to start over. But when you have been playing for a while, I believe it takes quicker to get back into it. It works for me.
Also, you learn how to play so it doesn’t hurt as much. At the beginning, you need to press real hard. But when you have been playing for a while, you learn just how hard you need to press.
I give lessons…
I read the whole thread. I am a teacher in a chassidishe yeshiva, and i hardly have to deal with such dangerous pranks. OH, that’s because my kids are 10 years old.
But I loved the line about grammer, around 15 posts ago. LOL!
Keep us updated with the exciting stories. It makes me feel good about the little pranks I have to put up with.
Dr. Pepper, did you also have a horrible first year as a teacher? Because I’m getting sprayed up with massive waterguns here. Gimme some love here.
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Guitar and a bit of keyboard. I just started picking up drums, too. Amazing stuff! Also I try chazzanus when nobody’s around.
music lover 29, it’s true that keyboard helps you with guitar. That’s how I started out, with keyboard, and then when I started guitar, I sort of had a feel for the whole thing. It’s just a drop more painful to play guitar, especially when you start.