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Richard Oliver · 06-09-2007, 01:40 AM

Thanks for asking Trent.

Got a chance to play her during a lesson yesterday. Didn't have to use the dreaded practice mute, so I could hear what she sounds like.

Wonderful. Just wonderful! It's got this wonderful center, clear and distinct, great singing voice, and when my teacher gave it a real try, he stopped after 20 seconds and said, "Man, this sounds like an old Bach!"

I didn't make up that last part or prompt or prep him.

Also it was a thrill to follow his promptings and instructions during the lesson and sound WAY much better than I do usually. The sound that came out just was something that I had heard in other players but not me.

I'm tickled pink.

06-09-2007, 01:40 AM	#29 (permalink)
Richard Oliver Forte User Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Casper, WY Posts: 1,244	Re: NYTC at Rayburn's 5/24/2005 Thanks for asking Trent. Got a chance to play her during a lesson yesterday. Didn't have to use the dreaded practice mute, so I could hear what she sounds like. Wonderful. Just wonderful! It's got this wonderful center, clear and distinct, great singing voice, and when my teacher gave it a real try, he stopped after 20 seconds and said, "Man, this sounds like an old Bach!" I didn't make up that last part or prompt or prep him. Also it was a thrill to follow his promptings and instructions during the lesson and sound WAY much better than I do usually. The sound that came out just was something that I had heard in other players but not me. I'm tickled pink.