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First note makes a better story. :) And not totally implausible--she could have inferred the tempo from the preparatory gesture leading into the first note.
by edbaskerville 2y ago
First note makes a better story. :) And not totally implausible--she could have inferred the tempo from the preparatory gesture leading into the first note.
- ssttoo 2y agoReminds me of my latest classical guitar lesson… Teacher: Have you ever learnt Villa-Lobos étude #1? (Reaches for his guitar) Me: this thing? (I play one note, very possibly a semitone off as it’s a reach past 12th fret on the D string) Teacher: (with his back to me) No, that’s #4 Me: (wtf!)
- bombcar 2y agoI used to listen to the same roughly five thousand songs, and friends were amazed that I could recognize some of the MP3s by the duration of silence before it began.
- djtango 2y agoYeah or the acoustics of the recording. I used to be able to guestimate who was the pianist for a given recording and I'm pretty sure acoustics factored in as much as the actual pianism