The Solved Mystery... and a bit of Beethoven and Liszt

@technicalside: This isn't really relevant to your post, well somewhat but not. I've never been much of a book reader, but the last few years I've been getting quite hooked on them... I am still quite picky but I have to say the book collection is growing greatly the last year and I might have to get myself a bookshelf sometime😂😎 !PIZZA

@whywhy: Nice to stick with the German theme and one of my fav tunes about Alle Menschen wirden Bruder, btw that book De Regels Van Drie, is supposed to be quite good (for a young adults book) you should try it it´s very similar to German. I knew that Scheisse would be the curse word, but that you knew Schmetterling amazed me. Just start reading ver langsam and read it Bischen bei Bischen. Sound quality indeed is a little off, but it only makes me curious how this would sound in a non practice session with a proper recording device.

@nanixxx: Todavía me queda un misterio aquí por resolver, pero soy tan vaga... 😂 😁 Si te quedan 9 días, seguro que saldrá perfecto porque ya lo es. ☁️ ☁️

@avdesing: I was lost in the dance of the hands on the piano, how beautiful the two melodies, although I like the second one better. Well, I love Beethoven too. I loved your inspiration and the wonderful books you showed. I don't know German either, I guess I'll just say thank you hahaha. A real pleasure to listen to you! A big hug!❤️

@ahleap: I have read your content carefully, especially the content of the article is very meaningful and has an amazing level of leadership, I think I am lucky to know you in this wonderful nest.

@alt3r: Entschuldigen, können Sie mir bitte das Wort sagen? :D Bitte, bitte, bitte :p Do not over practice štreberu! They need you with both hands on the stage!

@mikezillo: Writing and music, two sublime works of art: with notes we compose "phrasing" that speaks, while poetry, when read with the right intonation, sounds like music... Keep playing, you are very good at it!

@denisda: Yo solo puedo decirte que confíes en ti misma. El resultado será el acumulado de todos los años que llevas practicando el instrumento. Así que te deseo lo mejor de lo mejor, @mipiano Ya eres grande y muy buena con el piano mio .😂 solo te pido que no se te suba lo de cubana en el show. 😂😂😂😂

@deeanndmathews: You are coming to the German language by roughly the same path I did, just from the opposite direction ... Beethoven brought me, and THEN I got into the rest of the culture! I'm actually writing about that process for a post tomorrow ...

@amigoponc: I remembered the times of Crocodile Dundee and Raiders of the Lost Ark. It is wonderful to learn about the history of the old continent such as Europe, its cultural and ethnic diversity. Certainly, the recording with the microphone of the mobile phone is not good, but you can hear it well, it is something more personal.

@pizzabot: PIZZA! $PIZZA slices delivered: @technicalside (3/5) tipped @mipiano

@freakshow90: P.S. I don't take responsibility for possible damage to your hearing while listening to this practice session 😁. Maybe it is better just to skip it, or put the volume to very low levels. (this latter seriously, as I recorded just with a phone, the sound is maybe not the nicest) Oh, c'mon, darling, @mipiano, it's not that big a deal. In fact, the sound is not so bad. Besides, (and you know this well) your talent encompasses far more than technical limitations can overshadow. By the way, I wanted to confess that I've been listening to a lot of classical music. From the gothic period to the intricate, possessive and mystical persona of a genius, such as Beethoven. I think you have something to do with that, and I take the opportunity to highlight you. A hug, long time no hear from you. I hope we don't lose track of you.