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Kirk,
Thanks for the Bossa Nova introduction. After some dedicated practice my fingers are beginning to obey!

Another Bossa Nova melody I would love to learn how to play is
"The Girl from Ipanema" by Antonio Carlos Jobim. If you ever produce it, please let me know and I will be your first customer.

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I can't do 'Girl from Ipanema', eskoven, as it's under copyright, but I'm almost finished another Bossa Nova type 'master lesson' that I'll be loading up probably later today or tomorrow. It's a fairly advanced piece that will be a good challenge for you, I'm sure.


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