List of the posts

1. Intro

2. #1 Sunday tour and Glass

3. #2 Monday Football

4. #3 Greenland

5. #4 Women Football

6. #5 Frozen Lake

7. #6 Peace of Board

8. #7 Tirol

9. How to find some notes?

10. #8 Water, pool party

11. #9 Morning tea with lies

12. 1. Music Study Material

13. 2. Music Study Material

14. 3. Music Study Material

15. 4. Music Study Material

16. 5. Music Study Material

17. 6. Music Study Material

18. 7. Music Study Material

19. DONE! New Course: How to Set your Course Goals: Official Udemy Course

20. New Course: Business Strategy Execution-Agile Organization System Design

21. Done! Section 1 - Introduction to Strategy Execution - The Agile / Lean Way

22. My neighbour smokes cigarett and on some days other stuff on the balcony... it is not allowed... 

23. Done! Section 2 - Defining Strategy, Culture & Capabilities

24. Done! Section 3 - The Plan for Agile Strategy Execution

25. New course: How to Create an Online Course: The Official Udemy Course

26. Done! Section 1-2-3 - How to Create an Online Course: The Official Udemy Course

27. Now, my other neighbour also smokes not cigarettes, a male neighbour!!!! Intro to another Course!

28. The Art of Doing: Video Game Basics with Python and Pygame

29. Now, my other neighbour also sm*k*s, a male neighbour!!!!

30. New Course: Learn Whammer Jammer today - harmonica monster rock classic

31. Done! Section 1: Introduction/overview

32. Done! New Course: Music Marketing Demystified








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Intro

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 I started to study music as a child from my grandmother, in the nursery, kindergartner and then in primary school.  That is me, around 1986, when I was 1 year old. My mother's mother on the left, and next to her, her step mother, who was my Vonatos dédi. I loved her as a great-grandmother, her nick name was Train Granny, as she traveled from the other side of the country by train to visit us. I studied first from them to sing. Nursery school in Derecske, Hungary in 1988. At this point, I loved to play on my xylophone, drums, mundklaver in Danish or melodica in English. I also had 24-hole harmonica, tremolo harmonica. It is me, around year 3 with my xylophone and radio. Name: Triola or  mundklaver in Danish, melodica in English Source: https://www.thomann.dk/ca_seydel_soehne_triola_12.htm Name: 24 holes harmonica Source: https://www.thomann.dk/hohner_big_valley_48_c.htm In the kindergartner, before we finished the last year, we had to study minimum one song...
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Done! Section 1: Introduction/overview

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How to find some notes?

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 How to find notes? There are a lot of sources and solutions, digital and physical as well. I will show now a few, that I used this morning to get inspiration to my #7 Tirol short imporvisation. 1. https://musescore.com/ Tirol Concerto - Movement II (Piano Arrangement) Sheet Music for Piano (Solo) | MuseScore.com Here you can the notes or music sheet and play the song, plus you can follow the keybord as well. It is a 3:1 solution. Pay attention to the pattern and get inspired. How? - speed  - steps between the notes - repetation Then decide what is working for you, what you would like to do differently. 2. https://www.all-sheetmusic.com/ Tirol-Concerto by Philip Glass » Piano Sheet Music As you see, it is the same song on a different website with different options. This one has a description like  Tirol: Concerto for Piano and Orchestra by Philip Glass was premiered at the Klanspuren Festival in Tirol, Austria and written with the support of the Stuttgart Chambe...
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