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When I took piano they taught us to sound them out like this “tri=ple=tee” or maybe it was “tri-pi-let”.
Mark,
I saw your last reply about letting the medical profession know and wanted to add my 2 cents….
Music therapists work with a wide variety of people and disabilities or illnesses, but one thing that some of them do is work on finger dexterity, hand eye coordination, etc. by working on playing instruments.
As a music therapy intern, I have one client that I work with with a physical therapist, and other MT’s collaborate with physical and occupational therapists as well.
It’s great to hear your success story.
I didn’t start playing harp until high school, but had been studying piano and voice for many years.
If it only hits the strings lightly, it shouldn’t be toooo bad….
I haven’t heard of the song, but if you find out be sure to let us all know.
