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  1. the piano is a percussion instrument …so why not use it to make the rhythm backing track?🧐 Factoids #1 although (obviously) the instrument uses strings to produce the 88 tuned notes (on most pianos), in orchestral scores the piano is grouped with the percussion section because the keys are struck, it provides rhythmic emphasis, and it cannot sustain or swell a note like a bowed string instrument #2 some pianists have developed this feature of the piano, using the wooden case, fittings and mechanisms to create percussion effects during performance. Hungarian composer /maestro Peter Bence shows how he does this in his arrangement +recording of Michael Jackson’s ‘Human Nature’, using ‘looping & layering’ of the recorded percussion sounds in the mixer desk to create the rhythm backing track to his keyboard performance
  2. 🤣😂classic way to restart the ‘border wars’
  3. oh you do, Krista everyone has an accent even if it’s just ‘posh’
  4. rife across the UK I like the variety of accents, but many Scots defeat me (‘Double Dutch’ my grandma would scornfully declare ) the only thing that matters is diction - spoken English is incomprehensible without clearly enunciated consonants my ‘gaydar’ is constantly scanning people and flagging up ‘Gay!!’ according to the excellence (or not) of their diction and elocution
  5. I’m not an author but I have thought about how I would use AI tools if I were, and that’s in the structure / planning of the story eg opening scene introducing the MC (or not), main story arc, engaging sub-plots, cast and so on We know that even “the greats” (composers too) have sometimes hit the proverbial brick wall and abandoned works because the structure was wrong and they couldn’t figure out how to fix it, or perhaps set it aside hoping future inspiration might find that elusive fix It’s how writers chose to use these AI tools that opens up the potential for them to inspire genuine creativity, not just to churn out derivative content based on soulless algorithms
  6. looks like what my gran used to call “cough medicine”
  7. UK ‘leaders’ v busy rolling out more +more requirements - guess EU too
  8. mostly it’s tea, quite strong, in a mug (at least 3 mugs each morning ) - what we call ‘builder’s tea’ (cos that’s how builders like it ) here’s some builders hard at work, drinking tea https://www.pbctoday.co.uk/news/hr-skills-news/construction-workers-spend-130-hours-a-year-on-tea-breaks/35827/
  9. that’s not enough I used simple words - love, honesty, openness, communication - but their meanings are anything but simple unless both you and your partner have complete, mutual certainty about these then you shouldn’t But… never underestimate the power of desire That’s why these words are so important
  10. if this is based on your mutual love for each other, and honesty, and openness and full communication with each other on everything you think and do, then why not?
  11. Sir David Attenborough 100 years old on Friday 8 May 🎂 🎉 🥂🍾 still making TV shows
  12. UK schools are now banning kids using phones in schools - takes some of the heat /rage /hissy fits /rolling-around-on-the-floor-and-screaming off the dads…
  13. light mode on everything (iPad iPhone laptop) - I simply adjust the contrast at night …and grope around for the claw hammer 🔨 when evil devices switch to dark mode without my permission
  14. sadly, Noah only stuck around for a year - last seen 7 years ago
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