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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 16 2007 4:27:36

Raimundo

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romerito, I like to play guitar and it’s the happiest time for me but I dream to continue for 1 hour . every time I set to practice lot of things happens make me stop.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 16 2007 6:47:54

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RE: Ribs & practice (in reply to Guest)

everytime i try to practice or record or compose its time to clean the appartment or something

im getting paranoid, and pissed about it!
The woman i live with seems to have a goal in her life and thats to prevent me from playing guitar

grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 16 2007 7:14:21

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RE: Ribs & practice (in reply to Guest)

the only thing i like doing at home is to make food. you know, leave it in the own for 2hrs and thats guitar time right there

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 16 2007 7:25:04

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RE: Ribs & practice (in reply to duende)

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ORIGINAL: duende

The woman i live with seems to have a goal in her life and thats to prevent me from playing guitar

Well Henrik she obviously isn't managing to prevent you because your playing is great. I listened to your uploads for the last couple of years, and it was seriously impressive

Of course for me it's the other way round, because I'm the one playing guitar. But it is pretty addictive, even when you're a beginner, and whereas Dave and I used to sit on the sofa together most of the evening, it's become a quick half hour and even then I'm talking/thinking about flamenco! Yes I am a flamenco junkie.

Fortunately Dave loves flamenco too, so he's cool about it.

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romerito:
Why can't everyday be like this???
I don't want to be in school.

Same with work - it really gets in the way of what's important. Sometimes I go to the bathroom for a quick bit of dance practice in the disabled cubicle

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 16 2007 10:08:39

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 16 2007 10:45:36

Ailsa

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RE: Ribs & practice (in reply to val)

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Sound like there might be some control issues here
Val

You can post your issues on the Foro for expert analysis by Dr Val.

Just kiddin'!

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 16 2007 10:49:08

Stu

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RE: Ribs & practice (in reply to Guest)

There's never enough time to practice. Like you guys say something always comes up.
I spend my whole working day humming various falsetas, that I tell myself, when I get home I'm gonna play this so well.
Then I get home and the friends that I share with wanna hang out, catch up, or they've got guests round and I end up sitting with them to be polite. And I can just hear my guitar saying "come and play me damn you!!!"
I'm off all day today so I'm gonna get a few hours in...... I think.

Stu

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 16 2007 10:59:02

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RE: Ribs & practice (in reply to Guest)

I have been practicing the last two weeks. I mean when I get a free moment, I start playing and can't stop, like when I was young. Usually, I felt playing gigs and doing after gig juergas was enough practice (5 days a week) and very rarely picked up the guitar at home other than to tune up or change strings and stuff. I think it is because I normally have more students, but since school started some regular guys have disappeard, or gone on vacation or business trips etc. Also my kid is a little older now, going to pre school and stuff, so I don't need to watch him close during the day lately.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 18 2007 15:44:55

gato

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RE: Ribs & practice (in reply to Guest)

Yeah kev, I lament about practice in the time that's left over or made for it, it's finding the energy to play. That's what I lament over, my lifeless will, but when I have the energy....it's great!

Though the way I see it, rest is important....

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 19 2007 0:07:29

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RE: Ribs & practice (in reply to Guest)

My biggest fantasy is to work three days a week and practice diligently the rest of the time. I'm often so burned out from work that I don't have the energy to practice, and I really resent it.

I'd seriously like to find a patron of the arts to support me, but I think that went out of style after Tchaikovsky's demise.

But I did hear that the Cristina Heeren Flamenco Foundation in Sevilla gives scholarships. Have any of you guys applied, or heard anything about their program?

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