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Old Feb 21 2008, 3:43 PM

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Question Shall I continue it, or trash it?

This is the first few bars I have written in a long time School has simply devoured my time completely. I am aware that there is something odd in the beginning...

And I also am aware that it is just a couple of bars, maybe even to little for anyone to actually base an opinion on. (I just wanted to feel a bit productive )
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Old Feb 21 2008, 6:01 PM

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Music should never be scrapped, only put on hold. You have no idea how many times I'll find the beginnings of a piece I started several years ago and turn it into something awesome. Hold on to it, but dont force anything.
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Old Feb 22 2008, 12:03 PM

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I will do as you say

Maybe it will work as a good motif later on.

Thank you.
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