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The Odds of Missing a Note


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Truth

 

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FYI - My 'Sitting at home, alone' percentage is about 75%. 🙂

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The number is inversely proportional to the number of listeners.

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12 hours ago, tjmeyers said:

The number is inversely proportional to the number of listeners.

Actually, I don't think it is inversely proportional.  I think it is directly, maybe linearly, proportional.  The more listeners; the more likely I will miss a note!  😁🤔

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I state right up front; that I do  not charge for missed or flubbed,  notes.

Anything off key was my Jazz interpretation, and may get charged for

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I would say the odds are pretty good.

 

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8 hours ago, Eracer_Team-DougH said:

I state right up front; that I do  not charge for missed or flubbed,  notes.

Anything off key was my Jazz interpretation, and may get charged for

Doug- It is not fair to bring Jazz into the mix. There is no way to measure if it is a mistake!!

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I like to tell my students what Chet Atkins once said to a student in an old "teaching" video I saw on the internet.  If you haven't seen it, its great, look it up, had me laughing.  I don't want to give it away as to why, and ruin it, but worth the hunt.

"All mistakes by the teacher/instructor are purely intentional".

:D

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Sean

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