/lit/ - Literature

>>19257724
I started to play piano again after 12 years. I played it for 4 years as a secondary instrument with violin being the main one which I played for about 10 years. Even during those 4 years I never quite learned to read the bass clef as fluently as I read the treble clef since I was a violin player.

So now after 12 years I'm struggling a bit with the bass clef but I enjoy learning all this again so much. I couldn't find my old notes so I bought two collections, Schumann and Grieg. I'm already getting pretty good with Von fremden Ländern und Menschen, which was one of the pieces that, when listening to it got me to start playing again.

I have always enjoyed learning. I started playing violin when I was 10 years old and piano when I was about 15. I enjoyed learning the instruments but I never really listened to any classical music. I quit playing when I was 20 years old. In my late twenties I discovered classical music as a listener and now I think I am much more motivated to learn the piano even when any career paths with music are gone for me.

I just enjoy learning it so much.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1_Yjqj9xSY

>>13609199
fuck off retard. no one is here to spoon feed you. if you are interested google the book name and decide for yourself if its for you or not.
>"hur please tell me why should i read this"

>>11918723
w-wait, you guys don't read at least a book a week?