So is this possible in your eyes ?

Tamm · 05-09-2017, 05:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Exo

1. There's more than just fellas here. We have like maybe four ladies. That should count for something.

2. Practicing with your eyes closed is a bad way to practice anything.

3. You can't hold hands with the universe and play piano at the same time.

4. What can he do with it? I don't know. Get laid at parties? He'll have to open his eyes for that though or else he might get stuck with a donkey.

1. I'm sorry ladies and i also did forget the transgender. I tought fellas was a word like " people". Hope you did'nt take it to bad.

2. But if you imagen a piano, you see the keys but you are on a stage instead. Why should that be something bad ?
You need to know where the melody are not where the key are.

3. We live in a box and for him, a touch from hes hand opens up univers.
So he holding the piano, to open up universe.

4. The donkey everyone else already have you mean ? So he should follow the pack to not get a donkey mind ?

Pet_Sounds · 05-09-2017, 05:28 AM

Worked out OK for this guy...

Trollheart · 05-09-2017, 07:50 AM

Kind of ironic title for the thread given that his eyes were apparently closed!

Unique approach, probably some sort of prodigy/aberration though. I doubt anyone else could do that.

Aloysius · 05-09-2017, 08:45 AM

I've heard it's standard practice for many of the teachers at Moscow Conservatory to get their students to practice in the dark - not all the time but some of the time. You get less caught up with what you are doing technically and have more space to feel the music. Back to the OP's question, yes this is quite normal, you will see it happen more with people who have grown up with a lot of music.

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Aloysius Music Addict Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Adelaide, Australia Posts: 353	I've heard it's standard practice for many of the teachers at Moscow Conservatory to get their students to practice in the dark - not all the time but some of the time. You get less caught up with what you are doing technically and have more space to feel the music. Back to the OP's question, yes this is quite normal, you will see it happen more with people who have grown up with a lot of music.