Dorsetmike
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... remember one Matt has one t, and the other Mat has two t's.
Yeah, but how many sugars in the t?
... remember one Matt has one t, and the other Mat has two t's.
Did you ever notice how similar the notes of the melody in the opening bars of What a Wonderful World are to Twinkle Twinkle Little Star? Just take away the first two notes, and...
Talkative child: I breathe through my bottom.
This is not as silly as it first appears. If such a technique could be perfected, it would be invaluable to woodwind and brass players, and also to singers.
You don't have to be mad to post here ... No, on second thoughts ...
Too true, I recently had to burst a student's bubble when he'd proudly presented his composition, but upon listening to it for about 12 bars, I had to reveal to him that he'd written a minor key version of Frere Jacques. I then played him the 3rd Mvt of Mahler's 1st as proof.[...] Presumably it must have happened by accident or subconsciously - how can a composer ever be entirely sure whether their tune is original or not?