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Wissal born Sep 15, 1955
I do not know how you feel about it, but you were a male in your last earthly incarnation. You were born somewhere around the territory of Burma approximately on 1475.
Your profession was artist, magician, and fortune teller.
Your psychological profile shows you had a natural talent of psychologist and knew how to use the opportunities. Cold-blooded and calm in any situation. Your problem — to learn determination and persistency. Every misfortune should crash upon your strong will.
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Hooray, Christmas holidays! To which they crawled almost online. Because there was no one to come to school, and no one to go home to — the children are either positive or contact. Adults and teenagers in this beam, all as one continued to engage in personal.
The concert repertoire of adults and teenagers finally has something to listen to for those who play or practice on their own.
Also, with adults, I always say their profession in such posts, it can be very contrasting with their piano hobby. nine0005
I’ll start with Paul, who I’ve had since the age of 6, and was once quite tiny. Now he is 14. And he can play serious music — recently finished Handel’s Passacaglia. But then he brought the sheet music of his favorite song Coldplay — Scientist , not the easiest, and immediately learned it right at the box office, that’s what motivation means. Moreover, he brought two versions of the notes, in one he liked the introduction, and in the other — the presentation of the verse and chorus, and he himself compiled them in his mind. The video starts right from the verse, I skipped the intro. nine0003
I really liked that even in such simple music Paul puts musicality, tries to play with dynamics.
Chopin’s Nocturne in C-sharp minor is currently in the works, the first work of this level in his repertoire.
Next, we listen to a student of a colleague who famously learned the difficult for him Maple leaf rag, Joplin’s famous ragtime .
Eric seems small, but he is 13. His hand is still quite small, and the piece is full of octaves.
Now Eric has already sorted out my new cover of the song Enemy by Imagine Dragons for the fresh animated series Arcane. nine0003
Kandis, aged 15, also a student of a colleague who is trying very hard, only 4 years old in piano, and has already played both Schubert’s Impromptu and Debussy’s Arabesque. Her colleague powerfully pulls her up, so they learned Impromptu Chopin since the end of last year. The play, of course, is much higher than Candace’s level, but it’s still cool.
Stefania, about 50, nutritionist, 4th year from scratch, plays a rare and beautiful piece by Chopin — Andantino «Spring» . Beginners and «returnees» (who after the break), pay attention to this piece: beautiful, melodic, sad and sincere, and Chopin himself wrote it !! The left hand is light, parsing is also easy, but with hands together there are a lot of challenges, especially in rhythm.
But you can proudly boast that you play «Chopin himself», and this is true, it is. nine0003
This 11-year-old girl is a student of a colleague, she has been studying for two years, she tries very hard. I don’t remember her name, unfortunately, but I post it because of an interesting play for teenagers and children — music for the film «Pocahontas» , she played very nicely.
Louis, 15 years old — my former student, then a colleague, and for several years it passes between us like a trophy, due to the schedule. It changes every year, and he gets either to me or to a colleague. Louis is a fan of Harry Potter, which was reflected in the choice of music by John Williams for the concert. Please note that all 9 is played0008 the main piece «Hedwig’s Theme» , that’s why I’m posting it, otherwise they wouldn’t have done it.
Now a lot of children want to play Hedwig’s Theme, in much the same way they want to play «Fur Elise» — they only know the music that sounds at the beginning, the main theme is easy, and when you show the notes, people are shocked that there is It turns out «there is still music.
» Well, in Hedwig’s Theme, as in Elise, «there is still music», and it is very difficult to play the second part in rhythm.
My student Vanessa, 30 years old, third year of piano, has a very interesting job as an engineer in the production of bread ovens!! She learned is a lightened version of Chopin’s famous Nocturne in E flat major . For beginners, it is in G major, and it is perfectly arranged — not difficult, but not primitive either, technical problems are present.
Student of colleague Wissal, 27, works in marketing, started from scratch last year, and is very smart about regularity. In adults «from scratch» the ability to exercise regularly (once a day or every two days for 15-20 minutes, for example) is the main success factor. Wissal plays a beginner’s arrangement of Brahms’ 4th symphony , the second part of the play, I didn’t manage to catch the first one. I’m posting it not only because Wissal is great, but also because the music is very beautiful (of course, in the original it is much more beautiful than this arrangement :)))
Catherine, 4 years piano from scratch, real estate agent, plays Gillock’s Sarabande . Very beautiful, light and comfortable product, ideal for beginners and intermediates. I was reluctantly forced to exclude Sarabande, as well as other plays by Gillock, from my first collection «Easy pieces that sound difficult» due to copyright, 74 years from the death of the author will not expire for a long time.
By the way, Catherine is one of the heroines of the first chapter of the collection, where I talk about our professions.
Bertrand, 65, lyceum teacher, started from scratch about 6-7 years ago. But things are going very slowly for him, no matter how hard he tries. Progress is slow, slow, but Bertrand is still happy about this and does not despair. Joplin’s Ragtime from «Variety Artist» 9 was learned for the concert0009, of course, not at all in pace and in character, but still a small victory for him.
Romanian Rebecca (37) has been living in Belgium for over ten years, but until recently she was mostly at home. It wasn’t until she enrolled in the bon civic adaptation program that a whole world opened up for her. Now she is looking for a job in the nursing sector, she has an international circle of friends and goes to the gym regularly.
Rebecca was born and raised in Romania. While still a student, she went to Italy for a nursing diploma. She then worked at a hospice where she cared for terminal cancer patients. Rebecca: “I really liked my job. Of course, sometimes it was emotionally difficult; death is not attractive. But helping people feel worthy and providing the necessary support to relatives brings a lot of satisfaction to .”
After six years in Italy, Rebecca followed her husband to Brussels. The couple had four children and stayed at home to take care of the children. She didn’t leave the house often. It was difficult: “We have no relatives here and we have to cope on our own. All my time and energy went to the children.
This has changed in 2019when Rebecca turned to bon. «Their first question to me was, ‘What are you dreaming about?’ He completely confused me. I haven’t dreamed of anything for a long time. Certainly not for myself. I thought that Romanian women in Belgium could only work as cleaners.”
Thanks to her consultant, Rebecca is once again thinking about a professional career. She recently completed a civic adaptation project for people seeking training or employment in the care sector. “In the course of integration into society, I was surrounded by doctors, physiotherapists, nurses, … Some had a lot of experience, and still did not have a job. This made me think: I realized that there was no more time to waste. nine0067 I wanted to know everything about healthcare, I soaked up knowledge like a sponge .”
The Dutch course also taught Rebecca a lot of useful things: “We learned terms that are sure to come in handy in the workplace.