OMGAWD I wish I could play my kalimba like April Yang.
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4 comments:
Nice! But too many notes and thumb movements for me. If I had one I would want to play Row Row Row Your Boat with you. You start first and then I come in and start after like how we used to sing it in Summer Fun.
Do you like to play the piano? I saw a baby grand piano at ReUse Hawaii for $1750. Must be such a deal but then I don't play instruments at all.
Aunty, hahahaha, Row Row Row Your Boat is my speed, but we cannot do duet, because I would get totally confused. I never played piano, but kid time we had a small plug-in organ that I sat on the floor to play. The keys had numbers on them instead of notes just like I have on my kalimba now.
Very calming!
Susan, I agree!
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