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Jacqui recommended that I record her friend Chun. I contacted him and he was able to book a time this morning at his place in Marymount.

We decided that each recording would be a progression for beginners to follow but still accessible to all levels. Each session is very clearly guided, and each step is calmly explained in the recording. Each recording contains three breathing sessions with each part timed by Chun. After each session, you will hold your breath for a short while and after a relaxing release, it continues to a longer session with more breaths. You can hear my breathing in the recording as I participate in the sessions.

This first recording is for beginners. I recommend listening to the sessions in order to find your comfort level.

https://insig.ht/Mxp8uJAdNSb


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Sound Bath Sessions 152: Tan Chun Yih

Recorded with Audacity using a Blue Yeti microphone on a Washburn C64CE guitar. Arrangement taken from Hal Leonard's "Great Classical Themes." I love the song, but with some more practice it will be re-recorded and replaced. I'm still getting a feel for recording, and playing guitar again.

Bach 'Minuet in G' (no metronome)

Still getting used to putting together projects in FL Studio 2025, again using Native Instruments' Massive (All Souls preset). Arrangement is again taken from Aaron Copland's "What to Listen For in Music."

Ach! du lieber Augustin

Project_Mess_Around-drums-n-bass-22-nov-25

Taken from Hal Leonard's "50 Easy Classical Themes," arranger unknown. Constructed using Arturia's Pigment (Zeus preset) in FL Studio.

Puccini, "Musetta's Waltz" (from 'La Boheme')

Exercise is taken from Amsco's "Fifty Easy Classical Guitar Pieces," arranged by Jerry Willard. Recorded in Audacity with a Blue Yeti microphone, on my La Patrie Etude. I really like this piece, and want to work with the metronome to get it up to speed, and to even it out. I enjoy the fingering on both the fretting hand and the plucking hand.

Kuffner 'Pastorale' (no metronome)

Taken from one of my first piano books, "Christmas Carols," which I received after playing in a recital when my age was still in single digits. Arranged by Karl Schulte. Constructed using Augmented Mallets in FL Studio. The next Christmas carol will be played on guitar.

O Come, All Ye Faithful

grandpa like an egg

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I'm an average middle-aged guy who has decided I want to hear "Rhapsody in Blue" on classical guitar. Since I haven't found a good recording, I guess I'll have to develop the skills to play it myself.

Spoiler: I don't have those skills yet. But I'm starting my journey.

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