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He sounds like I was when I began learning flute. (no band camp comments please )I have always loved music, and still do to this day.
I bought a guitar when I was promoted, but I never got around to learning to play it. I just got the name of a good teacher who charges a reasonable rate..he used to play for the group Sheriff in the 80's...so I may be starting to learn to play fairly soon.
If he loves it, it will never feel like work, and he will always excel at it, at least as far as his talent can carry him.
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I hope he stays excited. Playing piano is a lifetime blessing. Getting a piano was a major first priority when my son started his own home. Right now, my piano is at "the other house". I am left with just an organ here at the cabin. It just doesn't feel like home without the piano. Hooray for piano lessons. Hooray for young boys who LOVE IT. The world is a better place.
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Belle: Glad to hear your son is off to such a good start. Eventually it will start to get tedious especially when he hits the first song he is assigned to learn that he does not particularly care for, or else he starts using Hanon. Man I don't have fond memories of Hanon.
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