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noodling on the piano

Recently I was noodling around on the piano and thought I would record it. I have a lot of great grand piano sounds on my Korg Krome and this dark grand setting is one of my favorites...


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  1. qtg1ijo2 July 2018 at 23:02

    Wow! That was amazing! You noodled your way from a bit of ragtime to cool jazz to Billy Joel. This might be an ironic choice of words, but that rocked!

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  2. Shybiker3 July 2018 at 15:52

    Nice. Oh and by the way, I won't be checking my e-mail any more so if you want to see me in Montreal, call or text my cell. It's a flip-phone so texting is very poor.

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    1. joanna Santos3 July 2018 at 16:21

      Sure ok ally 👍

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    2. Shybiker3 July 2018 at 20:15

      Hi again. I just remembered that although I'll have my phone with me, it doesn't work in Canada. (I don't have "international service.") Thus, once I leave the US (on Friday morning), you won't be able to reach me on it. The only option you have then is to call my hotel. I'd hoped we could make plans to meet before now but that didn't happen. I will have Internet access with my iPad so if there's somewhere on the 'net we can communicate, that's a possibility. I'm on Facebook, Twitter, my blog, your blog and Google sites. Let me know if you have any ideas for how to communicate after Friday if we don't make plans before then.

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    3. joanna Santos4 July 2018 at 01:57

      Email is always best Ally

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    4. joanna Santos4 July 2018 at 01:59

      Will send you a location and time before Friday fear not 😊

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