OK, I realize that an electronic keyboard is not a replacement for a real keyboard. That fact hit me smack in the face yesterday when I finally sat down at a real piano this past weekend. I could play WDAT nearly perfect on my Technics keyboard, but had several rough spots when I played through it on the piano. This means I must find a real piano to practice on at least a couple of times a week. I think I know where I can use one, so this should not be a problem.
I originally intended to start Notturno today, but I was busy with too many other things and also busy traveling on the road quite a bit. I will have to get to it tomorrow. I am actually able to play it pretty well still with the music in front of me, so it probably won't be too difficult to re-commit to memory.
Lastly, I finally managed to get hold of a good tripod to take overhead video of my progress. I should be able to capture video of WDAT tomorrow and what I can remember of Notturno (which isn't a whole lot). Oh yeah, I also would like to mention that I DO have a music theory workbook in hand now and can at least start that portion of the project this week as well!
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