The intersection and the in-between
How often do you finish a blog post in one go? Often have a plethora of ideas bouncing around in my head, I hardly can. My mind is pulled in dozens of directions at once: it keeps switching from an idea to the next. One minute I come up with the list of Ukulele masters; the …
1. Jake Shimabukuro Jake Shimabukuro hiện là tên tuổi lão làng nhất trong biểu diễn ukulele. Jake nổi tiếng với kĩ thuật ngón điêu luyện và tốc độ nháy mắt. Nhạc của anh có một chút chất jazz, blues, funk, rock, bluegrass, classical, folk, và flamenco. Các bài nhạc sâu lắng, giàu tính tự sự, Solo …
By some coincidence, or out of convenience, casual acquaintances can happen to be all around. You may spend the time with them, but not the moments. You may share the place, but not the space. They may know your facts, but not your story.
http://www.theguardian.com/books/2009/jul/04/one-day-david-nicholls-review I remember picking up One Day in a bookstore merely because of a gut feeling that always guided me beyond the book cover. Later on, I surprisingly found out that the author David Nicholls was born at the same day as mine. The frustrated, promiscuous, insecure Emma Morley at her 20s can be easily related …
So you’ve just started your music lesson with zeal. You’re all fresh to all those Do Re Mi stuffs, everything is new, exciting, thrilling to be unfolded. You happily set about learning notes, figuring out bowings and fingerings, and working at things until it sounded better. Your progress seemed quick and unstoppable!
Though playing music for quite a long time, I still need to admit that the advanced music theory does drive me crazy! The calculations I was taught to make in music theory class don’t translate into a comfy approach. In the article below, I lay out a series of statements that people have made about …