[Mel Sandberg]

Hi Ginger
I had a good laugh at your descriptions, because they could EXACLTY have been mine – sizing, RSI from computer, mouse work, wrist, etc… Then I had another good laugh at Denise’s replies.

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Hi Kathleen.

You are welcome.

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Hi Barbara

No, I don’t see the picture or the timeline, or a play-arrow at all.

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Thanks Barbara, but do they actually slide their fingers across the white keys?

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Barbara

I couldn’t access the YouTube link you put in, (I’m short of some or other thing) and I am frightfully curious – I did not know that the Glissando Waltz is a beginners piece on piano too. How is the glissando represented on piano?

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Michelle, advertise in an event guide, or a bridal guide or magazine, and go on bridal / event / function exhibitions.

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Hello Gayle

My congratulations too, on your tenacity of purpose.

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Jennifer
You are the only one who replied with my exact advice – photocopy the whole thing, and rewrite whatever can be reduced (summarised – i.e. repeated arpeggio-figures of semiquavers – I reduce them to chords, etc.), and copy and paste accordingly.

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Frances – I share your problem too.

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Hello George

Well done, congratulations, and I wish you well. Your spirit is a wonderful example to others.

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Elizabeth – they have that cartoon on the wall in their lounge.

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Saul, before you replied, I meant to add something, but forgot.

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The Desargus Variations are on a CD of Xavier le Maistrre – Die Virtuose Harfe, I think.

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Saul, I read your post with fascination.

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Alexandra, you don’t have to look any further, I have the answer for you, and you won’t believe it….. You just happened to stumble into the right place at the right time.

There is a duo group in South Africa who do exactly this. I couldn’t believe it when I saw it.

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