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    1. 03-31-2008 12:58 AM #1
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      I love debussy. Clair de lune is one of the few things I have memorized on the piano.
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      I'm learning it. But it's tough.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Pensive Patrick View Post
      I'm learning it. But it's tough.
      Yes, keeping up the tempo when those big arpeggios start is pretty tough. There are still a few measures that are sort of hit-or-miss with me.
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      Quote Originally Posted by skysaw View Post
      I love debussy. Clair de lune is one of the few things I have memorized on the piano.
      Yes, Debussy is amazing. That's a tough piece, nice job at having it down to memorization! I'll probably start learning it soon.
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      <3 Claire de Lune
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