Why I can’t practice without my phone; strategies for Chopin 25/3; most of the left hand, and the first page, of 25/11; plans for 25/5; quotes about Liszt (look at him!); some great ideas from this terrific jazz pianist, leading to a plan that will surprise no one; an attempt at the blues.
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Play It Again Swig 
So enjoyed your toe-in-the-water-ready-to-dive trial with the blues and jazz.
I’m also admiring your clever use of the cell phone!!
Cheers!