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Anyone interested in playing? Hopefully we can come up with say 10 participants.

Ahso!;1472880 wrote: Anyone interested in playing? Hopefully we can come up with say 10 participants.


I will! I will! And I promise (to try)not to be Ms. Bossy Pants!

Ahso!;1472880 wrote: Anyone interested in playing? Hopefully we can come up with say 10 participants.


I'm game.

Huh?

Yeah ok, my music is off. do I win something?

Sorry, I can't find the instructions to the game anywhere.

Ahso!;1472880 wrote: Anyone interested in playing? Hopefully we can come up with say 10 participants.


Ok then go for it.

I'll sign up to at least follow along!

Yes - I'll be interested to see the choices.

Fuzzy;1472939 wrote: Yeah ok, my music is off. do I win something?

Sorry, I can't find the instructions to the game anywhere.I just wrote a rather lengthy reply that got lost.

FourPart;1472931 wrote: Huh?Last time we did this

But I thought we might change it up a bit.

I thought participants might present a song/piece/composition (genre open ended), explain why or what they enjoy about the piece and more or less sell it to the rest of us. We then rate the submission on a scale of say 1-5 with an explanation of the rating.

Now, I for one am no musical connoisseur and so don't expect much in the way of technical analysis from me, but I do know what I like and I enjoy figuring out why. This is, of course, open to discussion in an

effort to make it more fun or interesting.

Or we could just do another closer version of the last thread.

I'm up for anything, just need to watch a couple of samples to get the hang of it.

flopstock;1472965 wrote: I'm up for anything, just need to watch a couple of samples to get the hang of it.


With that attitude you could easily start pole-dancing.

spot;1472967 wrote: With that attitude you could easily start pole-dancing.


Post me a couple of videos of you trying it and I'll give it a go...lol

Do my own compositions count?

Sylvie Flatfoot, for example - a bit of risque comedy about a single parent Duck & her children.



'Singing' created digitally with use of Harmony Assistant / Virtual Singer.

Don't know where this thread was meant to go, but I'll post one as a try at starting...



To this day I can listen to this and feel warm and hopeful about our future. It just feels so rich in emotion and goodwill I think it was created to give American Artists an opportunity to do some good as their counterparts across the pond had done with 'Do They Know It's Christmas'

Right now this is me...

http://www.fourpart.talktalk.net/sounds/Salvation.mp3