How to practice Op. 25 no. 1; tiny epiphanies in 25 no. 3; playing versus practicing in 25 no. 6; getting away with something by practicing jazz ii-V-is; an improv with scope for improvement.
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Dear Jocelyn,
As always, I loved joining your practice group! It is the favorite moment of my week when I can listen to you at work on your piano!
Warm wishes are flowing your way for this season and all year. I’m hoping that you and your family will have lots of laughter and great contentment all ways and always!!
Love and a hearty hug!
Ann