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Silent Night
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Rhelsing
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It’s because I don’t have it memorized so I am looking far right at the music, instead of headless it would just be a view of my ear! Need Paul to sell me the new cordless one so I can put the music on the TV so I can look straight ahead.
Rhelsing
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Paul has a wireless one with several enhancements, one of which is wireless.
Rhelsing
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No, a concerto that does not need to be hard worded to the tone generator.
Rhelsing
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That’s the plan, because my music is on myniPad so I can display it on the TV. Problem is, from where the accordion is set up I can’t quite read it and moving everything is such a hassle. That said, I have an optometrist appointment today to change my prescription, so maybe that will help.
JeffJetton
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Seems like it would be easier/cheaper to just memorize the tune. 
Rhelsing
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Wouldn’t be cheaper, but certainly easier. Problem is I don’t play them often enough to keep them memorized! Interesting if you watch any of Mathis’s Roland recordings he is doing the same thing while Noel is often reading from a screen above or to his left of the camera. Wish I could memorize another hundred or so songs - working on it but probably won’t live that long!
Stephen Hawkins
Experienced Gentleman.
Hi Roy,
I solved that problem when I bought a table-top music stand for £9 ($12). It is still in perfect working order.
I enjoyed your rendition of Silent Night.
Kind Regards,
Stephen.
I solved that problem when I bought a table-top music stand for £9 ($12). It is still in perfect working order.
I enjoyed your rendition of Silent Night.
Kind Regards,
Stephen.
Rhelsing
Member
I have a music stand, justbput it to the side so it is out of the way of the camera.
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