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		<title>By: brett smith</title>
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		<description>Lisa,

Hi.  I would be interested in your Beta testing  for your guitar theory course.

I am, at least in SOME ways, am an advanced player.  I&#039;ve studied with John Stropes (www.stropes.com) who invented a notation system for Michael Hedges&#039; music.  However, I have the background of a lot of steel-stringers:  my HANDS are far better than my HEAD, and, embarrassingly, even a great deal better than my ear.  Given those limitations, I can play some difficult material, quite precisely (yet with feeling.)  Hah.

So, I&#039;m beginning THE RECKONING: the part where I open myself up to certain fundamental aspects of music that I was previously too impatient to learn before.  That will include ear training, theory, and at least some sight reading.

I think/hope I would be a good candidate for your beta test.  Please let me know if you think so, and I&#039;ll even put my guitars back in standard tuning as a show of good faith!

Sincerely,

Brett Anthony Smith 
brett@aya.yale.edu</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Lisa,</p>
<p>Hi.  I would be interested in your Beta testing  for your guitar theory course.</p>
<p>I am, at least in SOME ways, am an advanced player.  I&#8217;ve studied with John Stropes (www.stropes.com) who invented a notation system for Michael Hedges&#8217; music.  However, I have the background of a lot of steel-stringers:  my HANDS are far better than my HEAD, and, embarrassingly, even a great deal better than my ear.  Given those limitations, I can play some difficult material, quite precisely (yet with feeling.)  Hah.</p>
<p>So, I&#8217;m beginning THE RECKONING: the part where I open myself up to certain fundamental aspects of music that I was previously too impatient to learn before.  That will include ear training, theory, and at least some sight reading.</p>
<p>I think/hope I would be a good candidate for your beta test.  Please let me know if you think so, and I&#8217;ll even put my guitars back in standard tuning as a show of good faith!</p>
<p>Sincerely,</p>
<p>Brett Anthony Smith<br />
<a href="mailto:brett@aya.yale.edu">brett@aya.yale.edu</a></p>
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