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CGCA 039 : Ian Steedman

CGCA 039 : Ian Steedman

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6 Comments

  1. Joannes February 13, 2020 at 1:28 pm - Reply

    Thanks Roger,

    interesting comments and interview.

    regards,
    joannes

  2. Judy Gordon March 6, 2020 at 11:50 pm - Reply

    Ian, it was interesting to hear more from you about your thoughts on practice and playing. Not having started my guitar journey until I retired, I too have a goal of just playing for enjoyment. I don’t think there’s a concert guitarist’s career for me in this lifetime, but there’s so much beautiful music I want to add to my repertoire. As I prepare for the Grade 3 submission, I’ve also found this grade to be kind of a turning point. I’ll be following your posts on the site! And good luck with your submission!

    Thanks for bringing us another interesting story, Roger!

    Judy

  3. Drew Burgess March 22, 2020 at 11:42 pm - Reply

    Hi Ian and Roger,

    Ian’s inquisitive ideas are a boon for CGC. It is wonderful that Ian expresses the joy he wishes to accomplish by simply playing. The piece Roger mentions in the conversation is indeed in the Noad Solo Guitar Playing book, it is a Bourrée by J.S.Bach. Thank you Ian and Roger for an interesting conversation.

    Best Regards,
    Drew

  4. Ian March 24, 2020 at 11:03 am - Reply

    Thanks for listening Drew – glad you enjoyed it. I’ll check out that Bourrée.

  5. Narayan Kumar March 24, 2020 at 5:53 pm - Reply

    Nice to hear from you Ian. One more under the tutelage of Mr. Noad, is it? Great. I have my wife’s brother’s family settled in London, so it’s a second home for me. For many reasons, I haven’t been there for more than a year and you brought back to me in your voice and delivery the essential things about everyday Brit humour – say it without fuss and say it with understatement. Enjoyed that.

    Roger, you’re doing us all a great service yet again bringing our individual stories alive.

  6. John Hamilton September 11, 2020 at 7:16 am - Reply

    That was a great chat guys; very enjoyable. A Summer School in Shrewsbury is a marvelous idea, Ian. There’d be at least two of us turning up for that one.

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