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From: pifarrell
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  • Nicely done...my only suggestion would be to slow it down a little and play it a little more nahenahe as someone else suggested (Ozzie plays it at around 90 bpm, you're playing at around 120 bpm). It's a natural tendency to play faster when you're performing, out of nerves, but intentionally slowing things down not only brings out more of the aloha in the music but also helps calm down the nerves as well!

  • Thanks to all for the kind comments

  • Great going Pete! You've got a new fan!

    Doug

  • Another Kotani one! Touch more nahenahe maybe?

    Yes, unusual - but then so is a Yorkshire playing Ki ho'alu.

  • Nice job!

  • dad this is very beautiful!! the kids have made me replay it 6 times! i think mainly to hear angus chirping in the background!! but i really like the tune!!

    xx em xx

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  • Good job! Excellent feel and rhythm.

  • Aloha e Pete - please do not dismiss your playing as badly done. It is not. I do believe you do not realize how very good you are. Thank you for permitting us to share in your music.

    Me ke aloha,

    WCerto

  • Great job Pete, no wonder why your audience loved it at folk night last June.Excellent rendition.

    Aloha

    Duke

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