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cbrass: He is still an intermediate from the way he metioned that word "rhymes" but Karleb I will advice that you don't learn instrument by trying to practice stuffs done by those guys, first of all learn the basics, it will even be good if you know how to read music notes, it will help you alot

Well karleb, you can create your own vamping style(rhythm) by yourself! ...all you need is pay attention to what your drummer is playing and find what fits in well to it and isn't noisy...you can start with songs played on a 4/4, before moving to other time signatures because, what works for 4/4 might not fit into a 3/4,6/8,5/4 and the rest..goodluck bro

Plss dont try to vex an "igbo" man...that's when their real accent shows up

cbrass: Yes nw from Osun state based in lag. Yes I know him

Oh I think I know what you mean nw.lol

Bro please share some good jazz tunes you listen to

Karleb: Ok.

But do you play in church?

I know what rhythm means, if he was a drummer it would have been more clear...according to cbrass, what you're looking for is vamping styles right?

It depends sha...just find what you child is really interested in and help him/her get there, even if the child changes course, still follow your kid up

Karleb: Yes I am, an intermediate at that.

What mean by rhythm is something like: d m r d, r f m r, m s f m, r m r... that we all use to learn keyboard.

I still don't get you

Karleb: Can someone please give me some rhythm the ones I know is becoming stale.

Pls explain...are you a keyboardist?

kolawaxxy: what's yanni scale? Did you study music?

yanni is a composer....i dont knw wat he meant by yanni's scale?

2rhymestharap: I, I know evritin got keyboard.. Major , Minor , Augmented, Diminished, Major3rd, major 7th.. Like I sabi play musical notes... But I don't know how to play keybaord still... Like.. When people are singing so I follow up by playing what they are singing I can't play it.. But if you gie me musical notes e.g Yanny's scales.. I can play them but I can't play keyboard like people singing and me playing to it... Like I don't know the works of those chords, how they connect and progression.. You gott me?h

you need to learn the original song first..if u can get the original song, learn it and all will be fine

Hello Seun I posted a topic in the education section, abt futo's post ume form and I got banned...that's not fair na what's bad in that?

lilhansome: i just dey play ni oga mi, i no dey do level nau:/

okay sir

lilhansome: hmmm... interesting thread, i play keyboard as well amd i must say its an interesting instrument... I'm thinking some gurus here could record some sturvs and upload for we learners nau... stuffs like bass lines, soloing, etc(buh wit keyboard only)



"daramiddy wat do u think?'

Yeah but I thnk that shd be in reply to someone's question...maybe if you don't understand what a major chord is then you can compose a voice note to clear the question...besides recordings of mre than 250kb can't be uploaded here... What level are you lilhansome?

emilo26: Other instrumentalist fit join the thread abi na only keyboardists?

na only for keyboardists o but you can ask a general musical question and I'll answer...I know say u be drummer I no sabi strokes and chops

SaintAlbert53: Timz agidigba iz notin to me,even my younger broda playz dem like craze..likewise most of hiz songs..
Sammy okposo does nt sing makossa nau,he has his own kind of genere..
I AM TALKIN OF MAKOSSA BRO

Lol...go buy all these french songs...there's enough bass lines bro!

SaintAlbert53: songs like?
i knw how to play makossa,BUT i wn't b able to freestyle like d way i play odas.

Listen to nigerian praise...not all those computerized music o...fresh natural one...listen to sammy okposo, tim Godfrey....the bass lines in these people's music are killing!!!

SaintAlbert53: I play all kind of songs,bt can't play makossa very well without the help of bass guitar

Ohh you can try listening to songs and learning the bass lines...that's the way

Feel free to share what you've learnt, your questions about the keyboard and also business related questions...I'm also a keyboardist leggo

DebateNigeria: Bro, it could be difficult. You have to look deep into your conscience and if you think you are making the right decision, please go ahead. But think of the consequences and be ready to live with it.
Parental influence is one of the reason why we are backward today, we don't have great footballers, no great artists, no great professionals in various fields because our parents wants us to either study law or medicine or pharmacy

Thanks for the advice jare...I'm a growing pianist but then farthest place I can go on my own is festac which is not good enough...I wanted to se the heights of music...I've seen it here but I haven't seen it there...I'm planning on working for a church on the island...convincing my dad that I can go there is a big problem..but thanks for the advice, when I'm successful with my plan, you'll hear from me

Davidairmarshal: confirmed: List of University you can apply for
without choosing or selecting in Jamb

hmmm testing this cheat of quoting different parts of a post

Davidairmarshal: These are the list of University you can apply for
without selecting in jamb, all candidate with either
180 or above in jamb are invited.
Enugu state university of technology
Federal university of oye- ekiti.
Lagos state university
Kwara state university
Fuotuoke
OOU

nice sha

Chikebrain: Good morning sir. Presently that can't be done sir but we are working on it. The only network that has that feature for now is MTN, but our team is working on the rollover feature for all network.

Alright thanks

wish this stuff would work out for me though....i need help convincing my dad guys help out!!!

is it possible to roll over unused data into the next mnth on etisalat?

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abeg o...I be man oooo...na woman talk wetin I post oh

Lagos - Controversial former gospel singer, Maheeda has said that her
husband does not mind seeing her nude pictures online.
She said this in a recent interview , where she revealed that her husband, a
Dutch, had no problem with her unclad images on the internet.
Maheeda also said that the reason she always took the path of being risqué
was because of the financial gains involved.

Abuja - Emotional immaturity. I was unable to put a face to it or acknowledge
it as a chronic disorder until experience wielded its hand and gave me a crash
course on the subject.
I was recently involved with a guy who appeared to have his act together. He
gave me a natural high, which lasted all of two weeks before he quickly turned
into a drug of potent toxicity.
The 30-year-old man I was attracted to was soon replaced by an emotionally
underdeveloped boy. The relationship disintegrated soon afterwards as I didn’t
have the strength to forge a relationship with a juvenile poser.
Below is a “list” of traits I’ve compiled to help you identify an emotionally
underdeveloped man. I chose to overlook these tell-tale signs and found myself
being emotionally involved with someone who was incapable of reciprocating my
feelings. I hope that you’ll avoid suffering the same fate.
1. Always the Victim
My ex got a kick from playing the victim and he blamed everybody else for
his distress. This made him incredibly narcissistic. It was always someone else’s
fault. It was his father’s fault he had two kids out of wedlock with two
different women (because he abandoned him at a young age).
It was the two women’s fault his relationship with them failed to end
amicably. He was incapable of taking any responsibility for his actions. He was
hypersensitive to any ill-treatment directed towards him but chose to remain
oblivious to his treatment of others.
2. Irrational Behaviour
For him, the most effective way to express himself was by having volatile
outbursts before withdrawing from the relationship as a form of punishment.
He was defensive and communicating with him rationally, proved to be a
frustrating endeavour (although he had no reservations about attacking my
character at whim).
Woe unto me if I dared make it seem like he was the one with the problem.
He’d cut off all means of communication with me; rejecting my calls, blocking
me on Whatsapp and unfollowing me on Twitter. As far as he was concerned,
he was entitled to that sort of behaviour.
3. Mr Co-Dependent
He was manipulative, emotionally abusive and had a way of making me feel
guilty that he loved me. According to him, I was the problem that needed
fixing; the “girl interrupted”, and his only crime was his longing to rescue me
from myself.
He wanted me to give him that false sense of purpose. He wanted me to make
him feel like he was in control in order for him to delay the process of
confronting his own issues.
He wanted my existence to be more miserable in comparison and I refused to
give him the satisfaction. I wouldn’t enable his “superman” complex and this
threatened the very foundation of his masculinity.
He liked drama, and if there was no cause for drama, he’d create it. I
couldn’t wait for him to grow up. He needs to fix what’s wrong with him on his
own.

Rio di Janeiro - Argentina defender Javier Mascherano admits the agony of
losing Sunday's World Cup final is not a feeling that he will soon be able to
shake.
The Barcelona midfielder saw his side's charge for glory come to an end as
Mario Gotze's goal in extra time gave Germany a 1-0 victory and with it the
title of world champions.
Argentina had endured an energy-sapping run to the final, requiring extra
time or penalties in three of their four knockout matches. As such, it was
perhaps no surprise that they found themselves tiring in the second period of
extra time.
However, this will do little to ease the pain of coming so close to achieving
their goal.
"Unfortunately the pain will be there for life because this was our chance,"
said Mascherano.
"It is difficult to explain. It escaped from us at the last minute, we did
everything to try and win. We had the best chances until we ran out of gas,"
he added.
"The pain is immense because we wanted to take the World Cup back to
Argentina but we gave everything. We are empty, we gave what we had and
we are sorry for ourselves, for the people that came here and for the people
that are in Argentina.
"Football is like this and we have to raise our heads and deal with the pain."

vislabraye: It's anxiety. Or may be dem dey follow am for village .

Loooool...that's disgusting sha

Rio de Janeiro - Argentina captain Lionel Messi vomited during the FIFA World
Cup final, as he has done on many occasions both for Argentina and club
team Barcelona.
It was during the first half against Germany that Messi doubled over and
vomited on the pitch.
Despite several medical tests, Argentina and Barcelona team doctors haven't
been able to find the cause of Messi's problem.
The striker has played it down, saying it's just something that happens to him
in training, during matches and even when he's at home.
It doesn't appear to affect his performance, though. Messi has gone on to
score in several matches after throwing up on the pitch.
Germany beat Argentina 1-0 after extra-time to be crowned champions.

Chikebrain: N999 for 1Gb coming soon...

omg I can't wait o pls be fast!!!!

I think line is the best..no stress..and the audio quality is better than that of viber