@denniechantrain on myLot

vidhyaprakash_2 @vidhyaprakash_2 (7116) • India 30 Nov 12

Each and every one is having different thoughts and attitudes about online earnings. Some persons don't believe online income until getting their first payment, whereas some persons don't have faith with online sites after getting...

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denniechantrain I've never earned anything online by going on a site or writing on a site, because I guess, I don't take enough time for it. Someone here said that we can earn money by doing a real job (writing short responses and articles only isn't a real job). I agree...

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denniechantrain @denniechantrain (31) • Belgium 9 Jan 12

I am a pianist/guitarist/singer and for the moment I'm looking out for new songs to learn and play. I like pop, jazz, blues and rock(not too heavy), easy listening. To get an idea of what I play: What a wonderful world (L....

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denniechantrain The problem is that in Europe or at least in the country where I am, we can't listen to pandora, because it does not have a license to broadcast here.

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denniechantrain @denniechantrain (31) • Belgium 9 Jan 12

I'm a music teacher (guitar, piano, singing) and I teach in a school where they don't learn how to read notes, unless they really want to learn that. Most kids or adults who take classes with me want to learn specific songs. Some...

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denniechantrain I very much like the song Fix you. It' s not that difficult to play on piano or guitar, but it's nonetheless a really beautiful tune. Thanks for the good tip.

12 Jan 12

karin27 @karin27 (141) • South Africa 10 Jan 12

Is lust a feeling without love? I know many people say in previous relationships, "it was only lust" But itsnt lust what makes us love?

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denniechantrain I especially think that lust plays a more important role at specific stages in our lives. I'm only 27 and I think at my age lust is quite an important feeling in connection with love. Though I tend to agree with the above mentioned, namely that love without...

10 Jan 12

mokkka @mokkka (881) • Bulgaria 10 Jan 12

Once upon a time when TV and computers didn't exist the only thing which helped people find out about things happening out of their lives were books. Now we have many technical devices which give us faster access to information so...

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denniechantrain I think it's difficult to choose between movies and books, especially when a book's been made into a movie for example. I know many people tend to compare the book to the movie, but that's just unfair towards the movie. With a book you have more time to...

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denniechantrain @denniechantrain (31) • Belgium 9 Jan 12

In our daily life we spend a specific amount of time observing others. It's how we learn to portray specific behavior, it's how we learn certain actions. Particularly when we're young we need others in order to figure out what to...

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denniechantrain Monkey see, monky do, indeed. There's actually quite a brilliant theory around this: the theory of mirror neurons. Children copy a smile a couple of hours and days after birth, because we have in our wires (our brain) something very special. When we see...

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denniechantrain @denniechantrain (31) • Belgium 9 Jan 12

In our daily life we spend a specific amount of time observing others. It's how we learn to portray specific behavior, it's how we learn certain actions. Particularly when we're young we need others in order to figure out what to...

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denniechantrain @denniechantrain (31) • Belgium 9 Jan 12

I'm a music teacher (guitar, piano, singing) and I teach in a school where they don't learn how to read notes, unless they really want to learn that. Most kids or adults who take classes with me want to learn specific songs. Some...

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karin27 @karin27 (141) • South Africa 8 Jan 12

Have you ever listend to music so deep that it touches your inner part of your soul, or its exactly the way you feel? Post some good songs that is soul touchy :-)

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denniechantrain There are many songs that grab me by the heart and throat. Here are some of them for you: The first one is purely instrumental, it's called "Song from a secret garden (Eileen foster), you can find that song on youtube, it's a really beautiful tune. The...

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denniechantrain @denniechantrain (31) • Belgium 9 Jan 12

I've read the first couple of pages of an old yellow thin-papered bible and I thought of something. First God gave Adam and Eve paradise to stay in, as a sort of hotel full of luxury, but with some restrictions and rules. God...

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denniechantrain @denniechantrain (31) • Belgium 9 Jan 12

I am a pianist/guitarist/singer and for the moment I'm looking out for new songs to learn and play. I like pop, jazz, blues and rock(not too heavy), easy listening. To get an idea of what I play: What a wonderful world (L....

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denniechantrain @denniechantrain (31) • Belgium 8 Jan 12

The bible is mainly focussed on the importance of the common good and doing good for everyone. Maybe our current society is too focused on "the self", but we can't deny that the books in the bookstore promise wild things to...

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denniechantrain @denniechantrain (31) • Belgium 7 Jan 12

There's this interesting theory of Norman Triplett that we tend to perform better when we're in group than when we're all by ourselves. Triplett tried this by timing cyclist when they were on their own and when they were in group....

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denniechantrain Together you can be strong, I grant you that, but together everyone could be waiting for one person to make a move and finally do something. When you're alone, you realize you have no-one to rely on and therefore you will just start working. So what's the...

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denniechantrain @denniechantrain (31) • Belgium 7 Jan 12

There's this interesting theory of Norman Triplett that we tend to perform better when we're in group than when we're all by ourselves. Triplett tried this by timing cyclist when they were on their own and when they were in group....

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denniechantrain Do you (or does anyone) have any clue as to why the effect of others is so big on our own effort. When in competition we become better when we're surrounded by others. When we have to work together our efforts become less obvious. I wonder how come. Does it...

8 Jan 12

denniechantrain @denniechantrain (31) • Belgium 7 Jan 12

There's this interesting theory of Norman Triplett that we tend to perform better when we're in group than when we're all by ourselves. Triplett tried this by timing cyclist when they were on their own and when they were in group....

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zakkl1299 @zakkl1299 (2) 6 Jan 12

I am a proud owner of schecter, Jackson, epiphone and peavey and I'm in the market for another guitar of a different brand any suggestions. I'm thinking minarik.

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denniechantrain If you can't play guitar, I think you shouldn't start with Gibson right away, because Gibson is usually quite expensive, but Epiphone, which is the cheaper brand of Gibson, could do the job as well. Afterwards you can still go for more expensive brands such as...

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mor @stringer321 (5643) • Kiryat Ata, Israel 27 Dec 11

Ok ,I have been taking Zumba lessons for the last month and I don't want to stop :) Zumba is like an erobic exersice with latin music , some hip hip , regatone , india music , some belly dance elements , and it is like dancing in...

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denniechantrain I'm actually Zumba teacher and I love to teach and do Zumba. It's indeed great exercise and dance to lovely music. You get to move and have fun while you're actually maintaining your body fitness. I love Salsa, Cumbia, Merengue, Hip Hop, all sorts of styles...

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tiffnkeat @tiffnkeat (1673) • Singapore 6 Jan 11

I love to sing, but there are some songs that no matter how I try I cannot reach the high key. By the way, I am just a bathroom singer...lol...Is there any proven method to sing falsetto? I want to sing like BEE GEES...not their...

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denniechantrain You can definitely train your voice into getting a broader range, but it's important that you do warm up exercises and try out certain techniques. Don't focus on the range, but especially on better technique if that is what you lack. I could advice you a very...

2 Jan 12

omkar1991 @omkar1991 (24) • India 25 Nov 11

Hello myLotters, I have been giving guitar lessons since the last 2 years, and I would love to share my knowledge about the instrument, music theory, and playing tips in general, here on myLot. So all you budding musicians can ask...

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denniechantrain One major question that troubles me is how to get into jazz improvisation. Do I best start with the typical II-V-I progression and what sorts of things do I need to pay attention to?

2 Jan 12

zukichucha @zukichucha (991) • United States 30 Dec 11

I love to read! As long it is interesting to me I will read it. I read anything and everything- from books and magazines to the ingredients and nutritional facts of my food. I am a very fast reader as well. I can read a book or...

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denniechantrain Another really good book: Jonathan Saffran Foer: Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close

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