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2 things from Oh Suzzana

This afternoon I was plucking away at Kirks' Oh Suzzana lesson. When I stopped I heard my 10 year old in the other room whistling Oh Suzzana.
This has told me 2 things:
1) I can play well enough for a ten year old to recognize the song.
and
2) My son can whistle well enough for me to recognize the song.
we are becoming a musical family !

thanks for the lessons Kirk keep them up!

-mike123

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lol...that was great mike123, brought a smile to my face


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Yes, good to hear, Mike.


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