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What instrument do you play?

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Boy, you need to learn about smiley faces🙂
Yes, I dislike emoticons. They have no meaning and just make it difficult to interpret the mood of a sentence.

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Originally posted by Tygert
Yes, I dislike emoticons. They have no meaning and just make it difficult to interpret the mood of a sentence.
What?🙄

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Originally posted by ale1552
I have been teaching piano and organ for the greater part of my life. I prefer classical for the piano. On the pipe organ I prefer Bach. (which is Baroque). But since I have played for church since I was 11 years old, I mostly play gospel hymns. I actually wanted to be an artist! I majored in art from Jr. High through college. Figure drawing and portrait painting was my forte.
Do you still do art? I just read a report that musicians are more apt to keep their marbles into old age. I'll see if I can find the link.

Here it is:

http://medicalxpress.com/news/2013-09-picking-up-mistakes.html

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Originally posted by Tygert
Yes, I dislike emoticons. They have no meaning and just make it difficult to interpret the mood of a sentence.
Ignorant boob. Of course they have meaning! Do you walk around with a permanent poker face?

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Originally posted by MISTER CHESS
Ignorant boob. Of course they have meaning! Do you walk around with a permanent poker face?
Lets get back on track. Who plays what instrument?

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Lets get back on track. Who plays what instrument?
Take it to cultural, spanky!

I play the clapper to turn the lights out with ease, sometimes she just isn't pretty enough but too quick on the draw for me to make it to the light switch.

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Originally posted by MISTER CHESS
Take it to cultural, spanky!

I play the clapper to turn the lights out with ease, sometimes she just isn't pretty enough but too quick on the draw for me to make it to the light switch.
So, another troll. Great.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Do you still do art? I just read a report that musicians are more apt to keep their marbles into old age. I'll see if I can find the link.

Here it is:

http://medicalxpress.com/news/2013-09-picking-up-mistakes.html
My doctor, an Internist/General Medical Care, said that painting has always been regarded as excellent therapy for anyone recovering from a serious medical condition. Last quarterly visit early July, Nicole asked if I would loan her a few of mine for the suite of offices. Hesitated. She insisted. Took three over the next day; hope they're still there next visit. lol

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Lets get back on track. Who plays what instrument?
Took weekly Trumpet Lessons from an elderly Swedish Musician/Retired
Professor, Mr. Womberg, for the four years before high school.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Took weekly Trumpet Lessons from an elderly Swedish Musician/Retired
Professor, Mr. Womberg, for the four years before high school.
If the trumpet is not played well, it sounds like a fart.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Took weekly Trumpet Lessons from an elderly Swedish Musician/Retired
Professor, Mr. Womberg, for the four years before high school.
You stop playing when you got to HS? BTW, can you send me an image of one of your paintings? That is something I am terrible at. I can't draw a straight line with a ruler without making a bump from my thumb🙂

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Originally posted by sonhouse
You stop playing when you got to HS? BTW, can you send me an image of one of your paintings? That is something I am terrible at. I can't draw a straight line with a ruler without making a bump from my thumb🙂
Well at least yours may look like a frog sitting on a log mine, even with a ruler, looks like a gently undulating seascape.
You mentioned a daughter going to Berklee. One of my 1st wives uncles was/is Joe Hunt.

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Well at least yours may look like a frog sitting on a log mine, even with a ruler, looks like a gently undulating seascape.
You mentioned a daughter going to Berklee. One of my 1st wives uncles was/is Joe Hunt.
I remember him, I was there when Heather got her degree, and met him in passing. Her degree was handed to her by Bonnie Raitt, who was getting an honorary degree from Berklee.

Berklee is a great school no doubt.

For me, being heavily into folk music and traditional Irish and American and UK tunes, my favorite place is Appalachian State University in Boone NC. My wife and I did a gig there a couple times and I fell in love with the place. I was sorry I was just an itinerant folkie doing a couple of pro gigs, I would have much rather been a student there.

We met Jean Ritchie, Doc Watson, Gaither Carlton and a bunch more there.

That was awesome.

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I play a bit, jammed with some awesome people, made a few bucks. 😕
I studied music, did a double major for a while, went ahead with music. I'd love to go back and finish, but my nerve damage has severely limited my play the past 10 years. I still write a bit. 🙂

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Originally posted by Tygert
If the trumpet is not played well, it sounds like a fart.
Sometimes my farts sound like a trumpet.