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Primer and Sheet playlist
- Blue Book of Sheet Music (Sung)
- Guitar Primer
- Keyboard Sheet Music
- Percussion Primer
- Percussion Sheet Music
- Recorder Primer
- Stringed Sheet Music
- Wind Sheet Music
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Blue Book of Sheet Music (Sung)
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- Demonstrating a complete lack of musical talent, you play something that sounds
like a thousand kappa screaming on an ebony guqin while glancing at an open blue
book of sheet music.
- Without even bothering to look at your blue book of sheet music, you play a far
too low buzzing in an attempt at echoing bees in what could only be Death's
garden on an ebony guqin.
- You play a rather painfully high tune marked by many twangs strums on your banjo
while looking at an open blue book of sheet music.
- Concentrating on your blue book of sheet music, you timidly play a lovely and
frivolous melody on your banjo.
- Barely glancing at your blue book of sheet music, you play a light melody in
imitation of birds singing off-key on your banjo.
- Staring at your blue book of sheet music, you play a merry melody evoking
thoughts about birds in spring gardens on an ebony guqin.
- You skillfully play a light and carefree piece reminiscent of bees zooming about
a blooming garden in spring on an ebony guqin while glancing at an open blue
book of sheet music.
- With the occasional glance at your blue book of sheet music, you elegantly play
a florid and hormonious composition echoing the little waterfalls, the
clattering streams and playful chirping birds in the Emperor's flower gardens on
an ebony guqin.
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- Demonstrating a complete lack of musical talent, you play an awful set of sounds
reminiscent more of off-key horses neighing than anything else on an ebony guqin
while glancing at an open blue book of sheet music
- Without even bothering to look at your blue book of sheet music, you play a
terrible noise as if burning skies and boiling seas on an ebony guqin.
- You play a horrible tune which clashes and twangs like Hong katana massacring
free spirits on your banjo while looking at an open blue book of sheet music.
- Barely glancing at your blue book of sheet music, you play a horribly depressing
piece on the ancient victory and dominance of House Hong on your banjo.
- Staring at your blue book of sheet music, you play a ballad both sad and
hopeful, dwelling on musical expressions of open skies and freedom of spirit on
an ebony guqin.
- Concentrating on your blue book of sheet music, you timidly play a melancholic
melody reminiscing on lost lands and friends on your banjo.
- You skillfully play a composition positively reviving the image of courageous
but common men and women galloping through valleys, drawing weapons and making
their last desperate stand on an ebony guqin while glancing at a blue book of
sheet music.
- With the occasional glance at your blue book of sheet music, you elegantly play
a ballad first sad and solemn, reminding of people leaving their loves and lands
behind to make their stand in sight of Hong oppression, then rising to defiance
and looking upward to see their unequalled willpower reflected in the
tranquillity of the sky on an ebony guqin.
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- Demonstrating a complete lack of musical talent, you play a horrendous abuse of
what may once have been music on an ebony guqin while glancing at an open blue
book of sheet music.
- Without even bothering to look at your blue book of sheet music, you play an
awful and completely arhythmic cacophony on your banjo.
- You play an infernal clash of sounds suggesting that drinking and musical
performance do not combine well on your banjo while looking at an open blue book
of sheet music.
- Concentrating on your blue book of sheet music, you timidly play a merry tune
swaggering about in notes like a drunken man on the streets on your banjo.
- Staring at your blue book of sheet music, you play a comic melody that winds and
twists its way through the notes on an ebony guqin.
- You skillfully play a wonderfully rhythmic and swift series of notes finding its
harmony in the drunken-like twists and turns about its own rhythm on an ebony
guqin while glancing at an open blue book of sheet music.
- With the occasional glance at your blue book of sheet music, you elegantly play
a highly complex, yet harmonic, melody perfecly mimicking the winding, twisty
gait of an ecstatic drunk, with unpredictable and resonant dips and rises on an
ebony guqin.
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- Demonstrating a complete lack of musical talent, you play a series of notes so
deep and low it might cause people to regurgitate their dumplings on an ebony
guqin while glancing at an open blue book of sheet music.
- Without even bothering to look at your blue book of sheet music, you play a
dischordant attempt at a bass melody on an ebony guqin.
- You play a creepy yet monotonous series of low notes on your dragon harp while
looking at an open blue book of sheet music.
- Barely glancing at your blue book of sheet music, you play a hesitant rumbling
of low notes on your dragon harp.
- Concentrating on your blue book of sheet music, you timidly play a haunting
trill of deep bass notes on your dragon harp.
- Staring at your blue book of sheet music, you play a slow and reverberant
harmony of low notes on an ebony guqin.
- You skillfully play a bass melody of unearthly yet captivating depth and beauty
on an ebony guqin while glancing at an open blue book of sheet music.
- With the occasional glance at your blue book of sheet music, you elegantly play
a drowsy and surreal composition of deep and resonant harmony seemingly
resounding like the indolent plucking of open bass notes in the subtle winds
through a sapient pearwood forest on an ebony guqin.
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- Demonstrating a complete lack of musical talent, you play a tormentingly chaotic
series of plucks, strums and slides across the strings on your violin while
glancing at an open blue book of sheet music.
- Without even bothering to look at your blue book of sheet music, you play
something quite unlike any music should be on an ebony guqin.
- Barely glancing at your blue book of sheet music, you play a mismatched if keen
strumming on an ebony guqin.
- You play a ghastly and wild plucking and strumming on your dragon harp while
looking at an open blue book of sheet music.
- Concentrating on your blue book of sheet music, you timidly play a lighthearted
progression of strumming, rippling in increasingly greater waves of music on
your dragon harp.
- Staring at your blue book of sheet music, you play a soft and light melody
rippling up and down the staves with a rhythmic plucking in between, as if koi
carp touching the surface every now and then in a gentle stream on an ebony
guqin.
- You skillfully play a complex yet soothing piece with such accomplishment as to
effect the musical simile of a koi shooting left, swiftly right then wildly
plunging downward, tail vibrant with rapid open notes, letting silences fill in
the harmony on an ebony guqin while glancing at a blue book of sheet music.
- With the occasional glance at your blue book of sheet music, you elegantly play
a spirited plucking and strumming culminating in the musical imagery of dawn
over a koi pond beneath the trees, a vibrato shimmer, notes flowing like light
on the surface lapping against the trees' roots, and just below the surface of
it all, the deeper harmony of the koi's movements on an ebony guqin.
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- Demonstrating a complete lack of musical talent, you play a noise heretical by
its very lack of harmony or aesthetics on an ebony guqin while glancing at an
open blue book of sheet music.
- Without even bothering to look at your blue book of sheet music, you play a
bungling composition of screeching strums on your violin.
- You play a low-pitched botched attempt at music on your dragon harp while
looking at an open blue book of sheet music.
- Barely glancing at your blue book of sheet music, you play with great emotion
and lack of skill a hesitant and distracted melody on your dragon harp.
- Concentrating on your blue book of sheet music, you timidly play the first few
ponderous bars of the calm and sweeping Mist and Clouds over Pearl River on your
dragon harp.
- Staring at your blue book of sheet music, you play the calm and ruminating
melody of Mist and Clouds over Pearl River on an ebony guqin.
- You skillfully play a mysterious calm-inducing harmony reminiscent of floating
on a small vessel across Pearl River one early morn on an ebony guqin while
glancing at an open blue book of sheet music.
- With the occasional glance at your blue book of sheet music, you elegantly play
a moving composition, managing with calm skill and grace to echo in plucking the
strings the waters of Pearl River lapping against the shores, softly sliding a
hand over the strings the sense of passing mist and clouds in the wind is
conjured up on an ebony guqin.
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- Demonstrating a complete lack of musical talent, you play something that sounds like an albatross screeching on an ebony guqin while glancing at an open blue book of sheet music.
- Without even bothering to look at your blue book of sheet music, you play a few dwindling and feeble notes before aborting on an ebony guqin.
- You play an abruptly and prematurely finished series of tumbling notes on your
banjo while looking at an open blue book of sheet music.
- Concentrating on your blue book of sheet music, you timidly play a beautiful melody of plummeting strums ending abruptly in a final plucked bass note on your Strings Of Reality.
- Barely glancing at your blue book of sheet music, you play a downwards spiral of plucked notes, ending prematurely on a wooden koto.
- Staring at your blue book of sheet music, you play an engrossing melody of
soaring strums and plucks tumbling down in an exquisite crescendo on an ebony guqin.
- You skillfully play a spirited composition soaring downward through the scores into a climactic explosion of music on a wooden koto while glancing at an open blue book of sheet music.
- With the occasional glance at your blue book of sheet music, you elegantly play a slow melody circling and swooping around its own inner harmony and after slowly building up intricate momentum, shooting downwards in a circling of strums and slides to end in a final and fatal bass note on a wooden koto.
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