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move on to study 5 ?

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Sun, 11/27/2011 - 10:09
dfoutblues
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Dave I have just finished study 4 improvising. I have sent you my latest version of my song Blues for Casey. In my latest version I have changed 4 of my 5,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,5-4-1 endings, and I tried to control my volume better. After listening to my song, can I, and should I move on to section 5 ? Just so you know, I cant get most of the 5-4-1 endings !!! I plan on going over all of your examples many times, but right now alot of them are a struggle. I think you told me awhile ago that I could move on, I just wanted to see if you think I can move on, after listening to my song? Thanks alot Dan

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Sun, 11/27/2011 - 15:51
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Hello Dan. I just sent you an email.

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