Greetings ladies of hive
This week @LadiesofHive have two very interesting questions for us in their weekly Contest.
1️⃣ What is your favorite musical instrument and why? Do you know how to play it? If not, do you think there are limits to learning to play it?
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2️⃣ Death is an unusual topic of conversation, but remember death makes us appreciate life. If this was your last birthday, how would you like to celebrate it and why?
I share the post of the challenge so that they follow the agreed rules: Ladies of Hive Community Contest #109
I lean towards the first question to tell my story and my aunt's piano
I would like to invite my friends: @mllg, @theress16 y @wendyth16.
I did not know that in my family my maternal uncles played guitar and piano. I knew it when I was older with the stories my mom told me. That his brothers, that is, my uncles, would go around town to serenade and have a few drinks that people offered him for singing.
But the last time my uncles saw his guitar was when they came home late disobeying an order from their father. Uncle Teodoro's guitar ended up smashed against his head when my grandfather threw it at him.
When one of my aunts who had a piano in her house grew up, she enrolled me in the music school near her house. There they tried to teach me theory and music theory. But really I had no ear to repeat sounds.
However, I learned the basic theory, the musical lyrics. And at my aunt's house I played from memory the short songs that she taught me.
Without a doubt, the piano is one of the broadest sound instruments in musical terms. The hard part is carrying him.
Not everyone has a piano at home. The musical notes of the learned songs still resonate in my head. I felt that my fingers were too short to reach all the keys.
Happy birthday, children's songs and a melody that was in a music box of mom. It was one of the few notes he could play. Without a doubt, the piano is the best musical note that one can play.
