In a message dated 12/27/00 12:13:28 AM Central Standard Time, pianolover88@hotmail.com writes: << I'd like to get a "tuner's top 10" of favorite piano pieces, specifically selected to demonstrate the finished tuning. I'm looking for something relatively short, "easy" and not too fast; your basic allegro would be my limit, but I would prefer nothing faster than Moderato. My pianistic skill level is somewhere in the intermediate range. Thanks! Terry Peterson >> "NOODLING," by Willem Blees. I don't play the piano, but over the years I have developed a kind of playing that includes arpeggios in the left hand and chords or random melody in the right. I have two variations on this, either all on the white keys, or all on the black keys. I just let my fingers go, keeping in mind some basic chord structures. I never play the same thing twice. Hence I call my piece, "Variations on an unfamiliar theme." Most of my customers think it sounds good enough to say, "You play so nice." One piano teacher, however, once remarked: that was the most interesting chord progressions she had ever heard. Willem that
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