I found it's difficult, Craig,and I couldn't suppose the result...

I've learned so hard, but it's a difficult exam. I hope everything will be OK...

By the way, I will be back home in 9 days soon. Spring festival will be held in 2.14...

Thanks, Craig.

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I found it's difficult, Craig,and I couldn't suppose the result...

I've learned so hard, but it's a difficult exam. I hope everything will be ok...

By the way, I will be back home in 9 days soon. Spring festival will be held in 2.14...

Thanks, Craig.

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I'm sure that you'll do fine on the exams, Wenjie! You're a very determined and bright-minded young man!

Part of doing your best, is putting the work into doing it. I'm sure that you did!

It's not just practice that makes perfect, but perfect practice!

Thanks!

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What does "shanggan" mean, please?

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:D It means "sad" or "sentimental".

I feel better now. Much appreciated, Craig.

The result will come up about 2.10, and I am going to tell you the result first.

It does sound sad and sentimental!

Using a five-tone scale, within an octave, can lend itself to the music sounding that way.

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I feel better now. Much appreciated, Craig.

The result will come up about 2.10, and I am going to tell you the result first.

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Well, bless your heart, Wenjie!

I appreciate that! :)

Thanks!

Have you ever heard the Pachelbel Canon in D Major?

Are you still there, Wenjie? It looks like you've logged off from the site.

If you haven't heard the Pachelbel Canon in D, please click on the following links.

Pachelbel Canon in D - Google Search

Pachelbel Canon in D Major - Google Search

It's one of the most popular pieces in all of classical music literature. You'll want to find the ones that are for a small chamber group or maybe an orchestra. Not the ones for the piano or guitar. Although, those other ones might be okay. I play it on the piano or organ and usually for weddings for which I play.

I'll have other things to tell you about it, once you've heard it. It contains one of the most prominent chord progressions used in music for a number of centuries that involves a number of other pieces.

Thanks!

Thanks, Craig! However I couldn't listen it right now. I'm looking forward to that piece and will listen if it is possible.

How were your scores on the exams, Wenjie? I'm "dying" to find out about that!

Thanks for your concern, Craig!

The result could be found out in about Feb 15. I am dying to get to know that, too. When I have it, I will tell you as soon as possible...

Okay. In the meantime, you can enjoy listening to music that we can share on here!

I also look forward to how you scored on the tests!

Here's another one for you Wenjie!

YouTube - Mozart Piano Quartet in G minor K. 478 at Tel Aviv Museum, 1st mov.

It has both serious and happy, light parts to it.

I do so hope that you return to here!

Thanks!

It's now past February 15th, Wenjie.

Would you please let me know how you did on your exam?

Thanks!

How are you doing, Wenjie?

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How are you doing, Wenjie?

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Much appreciate for your concern, Craig!

I think Everything will be ok:)

Thanks!

It's so nice to hear from you again, Wenjie!

I was getting very concerned when I didn't hear back from you for so long!

Welcome back!

Now, I can't help but wonder where you are again, Wenjie...

Seems that we just missed each other here!

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Much appreciate for your concern, Craig!

I think Everything will be ok:)

Thanks!

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I'm sure that everything will be okay, Wenjie!

You've got a good head on your shoulders and are a very nice person! :)

When you come around here again, I'll write a piano piece that's just for you, Wenjie!