Tag: Rosendo Reyna

• I was able to play what???

  

  Browsing YouTube earlier, as people do the day after Christmas (I guess?), I stumbled across the very last piece I learned to play as a performance major. I don’t know how I can remember it, but I do. The sheet music is tucked away in the vocal sheetmusic book I’d taken to Carnegie Hall ten years ago. I…

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  December 26, 2017

  Memories, Random Posts, The Fourth Year, The Stroke Story

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