Music Friday funny - with a musical twist

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Start date Feb 11, 2016
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The discussion revolves around humor related to music reading skills, with participants sharing light-hearted comments about their inability to read music sheets. The conversation highlights a shared experience among those who find music notation challenging, fostering a sense of community through humor. Overall, the thread emphasizes enjoyment and camaraderie in the context of music learning.

Feb 11, 2016

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Psinter

That was funny. Although I'm on the category of those who are not # enough to read music sheets. Here is another one on the same subject:

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Psinter said:

That was funny. Although I'm on the category of those who are not # enough to read music sheets. Here is another one on the same subject:

very good

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