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Originally Posted by Clough

Yes! (Or could be... ;) Depends on how we might compose the lyrics in order to fit the rhythm of the original song on which it would be based.)

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I believe that would be right down your alley!! :D

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Originally Posted by jrebel7

I believe that would be right down your alley!!! :D

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Maybe so... But, I do like to do things with others. I do realize that might not be entirely possible on this thread because we are on at such different times.

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Originally Posted by Clough

Maybe so... But, I do like to do things with others. I do realize that might not be entirely possible on this thread because we are on at such different times.

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Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I get it. I am a little slow tonight! :o Forgive?? :p Yeah, that would be fun! Maybe when we get several on at the same time, this could really take off!!

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Originally Posted by Clough

Yes! (Or could be... ;) Depends on how we might compose the lyrics in order to fit the rhythm of the original song on which it would be based.)

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How about this one:

"Where have all the artist's gone?"

"Seeking in spi raaa tion!" Get it?? Spaced it for effect. :o

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Originally Posted by jrebel7

How about this one:

"Where have all the artist's gone?"

"Seeking in spi raaa tion!" Get it??? Spaced it for effect. :o

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Yes, I get it and also like it a lot! Sounds like it could be on one of the inside verses after the initial question as to where they have gone and where they are now. But, it could also work in the beginning stanza.

(Gotta go! Sent you an email.)

lol
forgot there was a song like thathow is everyone?

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Originally Posted by cal823

lol
forgot there was a song like thathow is everyone?

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I am fine, although extremely tired! Need to go to bed! And you, Sean? How are you? What's happening with the art that you are doing at school?

hehe, nite clough.
ive finished skewl for the year, so wont be doing art at skewl till next year (doing art and design next year, so dont have to do essays or art history :))
havnt done much art lately, wat art u guys bin doin?

As far as me, I have been playing gigs on piano with the Johnnie Kaye Orchestra. The Quad City Wind Ensemble, where I play string bass and percussion, is on a break until after the first of the year.

Just tonight though, when I was cleaning up my home some for a new piano student that I will be starting today, I found enough spring steel to make the notes for at least four or five thumb pianos! I think that jrebel7 will be excited about that! I didn't know that I had any extra spring steel outside of what I have already put on the thumb pianos that I have made.

Yaaaaayy your cute thumb pianos

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As far as me, I have been playing gigs on piano with the Johnnie Kaye Orchestra. The Quad City Wind Ensemble, where I play string bass and percussion, is on a break until after the first of the year.

Just tonight though, when I was cleaning up my home some for a new piano student that I will be starting today, I found enough spring steel to make the notes for at least four or five thumb pianos! I think that jrebel7 will be excited about that! I didn't know that I had any extra spring steel outside of what I have already put on the thumb pianos that I have made.

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I am excited about that Craig! :p

I'm glad that you are Jan! I am too! What this means is that I already have enough of the parts that I need for thumb pianos in order to make at least four or five of them the way that I usually make them. Maybe even more. Don't know... But, I do know that I'm set to make at least that many right now! I'm glad that I did find some of the blued, tempered spring steel. In order to purchase it, I know that the last time I ordered a roll of it, that the cost was close to $90.00! That was enough spring steel for about 250 thumb pianos with 12 notes each.

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I'm glad that you are Jan! I am too! What this means is that I already have enough of the parts that I need for thumb pianos in order to make at least four or five of them the way that I usually make them. Maybe even more. Don't know... But, I do know that I'm set to make at least that many right now! I'm glad that I did find some of the blued, tempered spring steel. In order to purchase it, I know that the last time I ordered a roll of it, that the cost was close to $90.00! That was enough spring steel for about 250 thumb pianos with 12 notes each.

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Thumb Pianos are so unique and make great conversation pieces. Would love for you to post some photos of your Thumb Pianos. I am hoping to see more art posted on this thread soon!

Cal, just because you are out of art class right now, doesn't mean we don't want to see more of your creations. Please don't make us wait until you start classes again!! :) Ok??

FB, I will check again tomorrow for those posts we visited about. I am looking forward to seeing the work. :)

Jrebel, hopefully I will be feeling creative some time soon, I have so much time to fill so I will hopefully do some art soon.
Can't wait to see more of your art and other peoples art :)

Since this keeps coming up on my page I figured I would share my friends site
I call him the modern day Rembrant

The World of Mario Belcastro

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FB, I will check again tomorrow for those posts we visited about. I am looking forward to seeing the work. :)

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Sorry,I couldn't get them in here last night.. hopefully tonight!:)

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Originally Posted by N0help4u

Since this keeps coming up on my page I figured I would share my friends site
I call him the modern day Rembrant

The World of Mario Belcastro

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Went there. Good stuff! Some of it looks very similar to the type of work Jan does.

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Originally Posted by N0help4u

Since this keeps coming up on my page I figured I would share my friends site
I call him the modern day Rembrant

The World of Mario Belcastro

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Thank you so much for posting and sharing these amazing works by Mario Belcastro. I was totally blown away by the talent, expression of that talent and the uniqueness of his web site. I was so moved by viewing the works. Thank you again NOhelp4u!! So much emotion welled up in me upon viewing these works. Talk about being inspired!! I will view it often. Thanks again! :)

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Originally Posted by firmbeliever

Sorry,I couldnt get them in here last night..hopefully tonight!:)

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I'll be checking FB!! Sure looking forward to seeing them. Sorry I missed you on IM today. I was at the Chiropractor. Feeling so much better and excited to view more art. :p