Aright, first one done. Thanks dude.

Great intro class for music appreciation and music theory. Took it a while back. Just noticed it posted on youtube. Check PM

Don't give up. It is really going to help with you understanding your playing and why somethings are the way they are. Plus it puts you on the inside lane  with the musicians not to mention classical snobs talking gibberish

Here are all the lectures in the same link

Amral....I hope you let Mitwah back on because he is the only other person here on the site that care about the study of music and it would be great to have him in the discussion here.

How are you doing here...time for testing on the first two lectures!!!!

You mad nuh. I have a PM going out.

Working on part 2 now but I might go over 1..the brain forgets stuff after  a couple hours, hehe

Too many things on the go but I need to start a couple more. Gonna go check out a scroll saw, I miss doing my designs. I iron my pattern into the wood for a much better effect and pattern does not move.

So my son felt I needed to add another instrument to my collection, hell why not I only have a crap load of guitars, steel drum, djembais, Peruvian Flute, another I don't know the name, got it as a gift it has a single string, also a kalambeh.I'd like a Hand Pan, they are sweet to play. (see pic)

...oh yeah, he sent me a ukulele, never liked 'em but I started practicing and now only pick that up, the guitars have been resting since. As I usually do I play anything I could on it. Because of it being so light I even have it in bed with me as I practice toward la la land. When I played my 12 string I heard it was for certain special songs, well all the songs I played were special to me and I played it all on 12 string. I will speak with Anvil when they get back from their tours,see if they'd like me to add a few pan riffs into a song or two, I'd even throw in something from the ukulele, that'll be different with Metal music. He did one with horns called Swing Thing so it is possible.

kalambeh, should be Kalimba.