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Grafsax
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Another new member of The Netherlands;-)
I'm a very late starter, my hole life I was passif activ in music. Now I really started to play one and a half years ago.
The very start was on a soprano orphan, leaks all over and bended, but a fine Amati of 1935 or so. Though. What did I know? Nothing at all. Wanted to play in a band but they didn't need a soprano but a tenor...
Found a King Zephyr with solid silver neck, fantastic instrument.
Have a great teacher now who takes time and care to introduce me to sound and instrument. It's like a metaphore of Jules Vernes ' Journey to the center of the earth.'
I'm look and listen a lot to the great heroes. Yesterday I was amazed by the flexible underlip of Dexter Gordon and the influence on sound.
Hope here to find friendly contacts and a sort of direction in understanding chords.
I'd like to quote Jamie Anderson, 'Study smart, study hard!'
And that's what I do.;-))
I'm a very late starter, my hole life I was passif activ in music. Now I really started to play one and a half years ago.
The very start was on a soprano orphan, leaks all over and bended, but a fine Amati of 1935 or so. Though. What did I know? Nothing at all. Wanted to play in a band but they didn't need a soprano but a tenor...
Found a King Zephyr with solid silver neck, fantastic instrument.
Have a great teacher now who takes time and care to introduce me to sound and instrument. It's like a metaphore of Jules Vernes ' Journey to the center of the earth.'
I'm look and listen a lot to the great heroes. Yesterday I was amazed by the flexible underlip of Dexter Gordon and the influence on sound.
Hope here to find friendly contacts and a sort of direction in understanding chords.
I'd like to quote Jamie Anderson, 'Study smart, study hard!'
And that's what I do.;-))
