Comments on: Your banjo music pleases more than the ears (part 4 of 4) http://banjosrule.com/blog/your-banjo-music-pleases-more-than-the-ears-part-4-of-4/ Banjo Blog Wed, 25 Apr 2012 02:07:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: admin http://banjosrule.com/blog/your-banjo-music-pleases-more-than-the-ears-part-4-of-4/comment-page-1/#comment-638 admin Wed, 17 Feb 2010 17:40:53 +0000 http://banjosrule.com/blog/?p=1102#comment-638 Hi Elizabeth! What a great response to my article series. I really appreciate you leaving it and I really enjoyed reading it. You show a depth and an understanding that's above the average beginner, and you are an inspiration. Thanks so much. Hi Elizabeth! What a great response to my article series. I really appreciate you leaving it and I really enjoyed reading it. You show a depth and an understanding that’s above the average beginner, and you are an inspiration. Thanks so much.

]]> By: saphine http://banjosrule.com/blog/your-banjo-music-pleases-more-than-the-ears-part-4-of-4/comment-page-1/#comment-637 saphine Tue, 16 Feb 2010 16:39:53 +0000 http://banjosrule.com/blog/?p=1102#comment-637 Hi Paul I agree with evertything you say. Even as a novice player I try to learn and play with the essence of who I am and how I do things. I hear things in a different way to others so of course I'm going to play diferently too. My Cripple Creek may sound the same as other's rendition, at least to non players, but to me it sounds like no one elses. Friends who have heard me play have told their friends who in turn want to hear me play. Despite the nerves I'm happy to play a little something and not one person has walked a way without a huge smile on their face. AND I'm not really even a half decent novice...but I play with pure unadulterated joy...everytime. That joy comes across more than capability and makes all the difference, to me and those wishing to hear. The banjo is to my mind the friendliest most cheerful instrument there is. I also love being part of the world wide banjo community. many thanks as ever Elizabeth Hi Paul

I agree with evertything you say. Even as a novice player I try to learn and play with the essence of who I am and how I do things. I hear things in a different way to others so of course I’m going to play diferently too. My Cripple Creek may sound the same as other’s rendition, at least to non players, but to me it sounds like no one elses. Friends who have heard me play have told their friends who in turn want to hear me play. Despite the nerves I’m happy to play a little something and not one person has walked a way without a huge smile on their face. AND I’m not really even a half decent novice…but I play with pure unadulterated joy…everytime. That joy comes across more than capability and makes all the difference, to me and those wishing to hear. The banjo is to my mind the friendliest most cheerful instrument there is. I also love being part of the world wide banjo community.
many thanks as ever
Elizabeth

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