[Harp-L] Just have Fun? Just? Justice for Lysdectics!

[David Fertig <drfertig@xxxxxxxxx>]

Maestro Bob, your points are well taken, and of course, vive la difference and all that. 

However, as ounscel for the Lysdectics Ocsiety, I must auction you bo te aercful.  Any smebirching of our emberms aym be onscrued as femadation, artpicularly of the right-olbed ilk what has our ondcition.  Ouch,  that hurt.  Whe- nice weather, hm.  Where's dy mamned e-flat? Oooga booga, I tog rhythm!  Eeg, erewh aws I?

Yours Ultry,

Dave "?" Fertig, Cal. bar # 132552  (123525?  531522?  Amnd!!)

PS: su olfks ta L.O. eeks an ensordement eald whit Ele Oksra, ellsp echkers aer endeed. 


--- On Fri, 11/20/09, harp-l-request@xxxxxxxxxx <harp-l-request@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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        	Thursday, November 19, 2009 3:07 PM
        	
            
            
            From: 
            "Robert Bonfiglio" <bon@xxxxxxxxxx>
            	
            	
            	
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                > I suggest you listen to your
> favorite players and practice there licks and before you realize it,
> you will be coming up with licks of your own. What makes a good
> player? Is the person having fun? That to me makes a good
> player........

Damn,
I wish I read this before I was so stupid as to go out and learn
harmony, and reading, orchestration and writing charts, etc. and then
scales and articulation and tone.  Boy was I dumb.  And I just don't
have any fun playing the harmonica because I learned all that stupid
stuff.  And all those other musicians that play sax, guitar, piano,
etc.,  boy they are also really dumb for learning all that music stuff
and with teachers and lessons and music school, wow what a waste of
time.

My suggestion is just to pick up a violin and just learn
all the fiddle licks you can.  That makes a great fiddle player for
me.  Just have fun with it and above stay as ignorant as you possible
can of anything that smacks of learning about music.

Harmonically yours,

Robert
http://www.robertbonfiglio.com