Ms. Piano, thanks a million for your singing moonlight scores with Mei-Shun rainy yesterday, to call Travel Moon at night. And oh, it worked nicely — she appeared above a gingko tree in our backyard. By the way, which planet accompanies her on left shoulder? Jupiter does, Professor M clearly replied. His photos of that celestial splendor is the best on Mother Earth.
Ms. Piano, your tranquil posture always calms Mei-Shun down. Please listen, she meant to walk in a pair of high-heeled sandals toward a new hair salon yesterday. Putting on horsey-riding boots at least twice a week these days, her feet seem to forget how to stroll in such elegant shoes. However, just a few steps resulted in a broken belt. And sorry for her mistake in yours, Mr. Treasure.
Mei-Shun sang with Ms. Piano before preparing for dance with Ms. Carino Piccola. In retrospect, she made friends with above musical instrument decades ago. A plump girl was tired of 30-minute practice every weekday after coming back from kindergarten. Now grown up enough, she recently lost weight of another sugar bag. Would you make her acquaintance to continue?
Mom’s favorite scores on Ms. Piano are mine as well. “Clair de Lune” by Master Debussy, “Pavane pour une Infante Défunte” by M. Ravel, etc. She chooses some of them, practices for approx. 30 minutes several days a week. Oh, would you clean her up on the lid today? All right, crystal image of me and you will move onto the table for a while. Purr … purrr …
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Mei-Shun practices “Clair de Lune” composed by Master Debussy almost every day. Her fingers recognized recently a few progress; score pages turning reduced, sometimes never. That might mean she memorized 70 – 80% of it. By the way, shape of that graceful entity in the sky is blurred to her eyes these days — an enormous net covers all windows. She therefore walks out of home every night.
Mei-Shun has become aware of her right, little finger moves weirdly when she sings with Ms. Piano. It once stretches upward, then beat a key while the left never takes such an action. Well, the former serves much more than the latter to play main melodies. On a closer view, it is bent outward compared to the other. It would be her great pleasure to keep it healthy.
Mei-Shun practices “Clair de Lune” composed by Master Debussy, her favorite almost every day. It is because even a day off seems to deprive her of its tune, flow and notes. Although the same occur in others, her attention is on that simple and beautiful score right now. Lunar May started from yesterday, let her sing with Ms. Piano both above and another by Master Beethoven.
Mei-Shun seems to have made it. When she sang on Ms. Piano “Clair de Lune” last night with no figure of it in the sky, success came to keep music flowing. Her favorite part was played without looking at the new score, while the page turned afterward. It was found that concentration is the most important: notes are not always connected to her memory of sound, even sometimes deter it.
Mei-Shun has been practicing to sing “Clair de Lune” with Ms. Piano on a new score. She manages to play it correctly, while still has to do twice at the top of next pages. Such an act breaks a flow of music, encourages her to memorize all masses of notes. Oh, a white figure in pink and blue sky, would you agree with her? It is great to get up with you for around a week after your perfect form.
Thanks a trillion, Shin. He kindly purchased a great score composed by Master Debussy for Mei-Shun. Since her older book accommodates it loosely, she chose new one among nearly 280 pieces. However, it is amazing to find it ranked C — ranging from easy A to difficult F. Why is Nocturne, Op. 9-2 composed by Master Chopin at E level? Or such an understanding symbolizes her poor technique??
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