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• Willie HamburgNew

  March 2021 edited March 2021 Posts: 864

  Piet, 8

  

  Stratocaster, revolutionary pickup positions.

  
• Willie HamburgNew

  March 2021 edited March 2021 Posts: 864

  Yara, 8

  

  Baritone ukulele, sounding.

  
• Willie HamburgNew

  March 2021 Posts: 864

  Anton, 7

  

  Stratocaster.

  
• Willie HamburgNew

  March 2021 Posts: 864

  Lene, 8

  

  Tenor guitar.

  
• Willie HamburgNew

  March 2021 Posts: 864

  

  This morning's guitar gallery.

  
• Willie HamburgNew

  March 2021 edited March 2021 Posts: 864

  Although the children worked hard on their drawings, I will give all of them a bad grade, because they consistently ignored my beautiful old french manouche guitar!

  
• BillDaCostaWilliams Barreiro, Portugal✭✭✭ Altamira M01F, Huttl, 8 mandolins

  March 2021 Posts: 654

  👎👎👎
• Willie HamburgNew

  March 2021 edited March 2021 Posts: 864

  O.k, o.k., they will get a second chance ...
• littlemark New

  March 2021 edited March 2021 Posts: 304

  

  PXL_20210329_185931752.jpg

  Here's the one I did today.

  Homer head shark and family.

  It started with the Zig Zag pattern. Which is the pattern for the flats on the staff. "It's easy to remember. It looks just like homers hair, or Charlie Brown's shirt. Ok now do your theory sheets while I draw a picture"

  
  

  And that is how you teach music.

  
  

  Please note, the word of the day is diffident.

  
• Willie HamburgNew

  March 2021 edited March 2021 Posts: 864

  @littlemark

  English is not my native language, I'm afraid I didn't understand your post at all.

  What I understood is, that you were talkIng about a music lesson. And that you were dealing with flats and used the Simpsons to demonstrate some subject. But what does it mean that "zigzag " is a pattern for flattening notes? Has the position of the Simpsons or of the hair something to do with different pitches? Why is it important that "diffident" is word of the day?

  I'm somewhat irritated, need help ... 😕