Street party with National Ballet of Mali
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Re: Street party with National Ballet of Mali
by rachelnguyen » Fri Mar 18, 2011 8:44 pm
For me, scared definitely does NOT equal focused, LOL. But it is true that a good teacher knows what their student needs. And as a student, if you can trust that about your teacher, it is a great thing.
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Re: Street party with National Ballet of Mali
by e2c » Fri Mar 18, 2011 11:22 pm
Agreed, Rachel. (On everything you've just said.)
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Re: Street party with National Ballet of Mali
by HawaOuti » Wed Mar 30, 2011 7:50 pm
Nice video, and I also agree with Rachel. BUT the guy didn't continue playing, someone came and replaced him, right?
I have heard some people (in Guinea) say: "You lie!" when somebody plays wrong. I think it is not just that that the notes are not right, but it really feels wrong (and painful
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I have heard some people (in Guinea) say: "You lie!" when somebody plays wrong. I think it is not just that that the notes are not right, but it really feels wrong (and painful
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