morning!
I just got back from a panel discussion (I was one of the panelists) on marketing consumer electronics to women... now it's time to play!
It's funny you brought up piano lessons - I spent some time yesterday searching for a sheet music series that I loved when I was taking piano lessons. It was an 'easy play' version of alot of Bacharach, and I remember learing the Love Theme to Romeo & Juliet from it. I want to say it had something to do with Brimhall, but my search of that site came up empty. (Of course, the fact that it was 100 years ago could have something to do with it...)
What other musical instruments did everyone play?
I did a stint with the violin, then switched to the string bass (I thought it was cool to play both classical and jazz), and the guitar (still play)...and the recorder. In the early 70's everyone played the recorder, didn't they?? Mainly my instrument was (still is) 'voice'.
"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."
Updated On: 8/3/04 at 10:18 AM