Posts Tagged ‘frank sinatra’
I don’t have perfect pitch, but sometimes I wish I did. However, I’ve heard from some people who have it who say it’s not all that it’s cracked up to be. Instead, I have relative pitch, so if you give me a chord and play me a melody, I’m not too bad at following the [...]
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Alright, so it’s time to write a bit about my music. Essentially, I grew up on Mozart. Sure, I listened to other types of music, but they didn’t impact me as much as his works. But finally, in my late teens, I was able to branch out to: Chopin, Mendelssohn, jazz, asian/oriental pop, musicals, Frank [...]
