Hi Tribers! Below, I am following up w a few Tribers that raised their hands for accountability a few weeks back. What do you need accountability with? It doesn’t have to be piano related… It could be “I need you to follow up with me for getting more sleep” or “remind me to go to the gym”. 💕 I like to call these Gentle Nudges :) 💕 Mine is - I need an accountability on my packing progress. I am in a process of moving in a new home and it’s being hectic, slow process so far but making progress. I could use some encouragement and a gentle push :) 🌟Following up with: @Erika Cardinale “I’m currently in the process of getting my spare room organized so I can set up my keyboard. Today is Weds. Check back in with my next Friday to see how I am doing on that. Accountability is key!” How is this going Erica? @Justin Love “I need accountability to catch more zzzz and get to bed sooner 😴😅” Are you sleeping more, Justin? Did you find a routine that works out better for you to get more sleep? @Isabella Rebello “I’m holding myself accountable to keep showing up, both on the keys and with my weekly goals.” How is it going? Showing up for yourself and the keys and your weekly goals? @Phil Smith “For me, lots of reps. I want to record "Can't help falling in Love" without mistakes or hesitations. I want it in "Play" skill, not just "Practice" skill.” Phil, have you started “practicing” recording of Can’t Help But Falling in Love? Tell us in the comments YOURS! I will gentle nudge you in a week or so 🤪

We forget things that we don’t often do/practice. But it’s easier to get them back/remember than it was when we originally first learned them. This applies to everything - from driving a stick shift to playing piano 🎹 or accordion 🪗 to writing cursive 😂 Agree??

Do you agree a single instrument with no sung lyrics can capture an emotion? https://youtu.be/Tld8fe1kDpI?feature=shared Note: I did make a few errors in the middle. I kept this as I like the ending.

I am hosting a session soon, and realized that I wanted some calm, "reflection on past" background music to draw out memories and give something soothing to listen to while filling out a worksheet. so I thought... why not make it myself? However, I am still quite new to composing, and I would like a sanity check on my music - am I making any egregious musical faux pas with it? Would it work well as getting into the mood of memories and thinking of the past?

This is my version of "hello". This is no one else's song, I just sat down and played something. Reactions?