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Music the show notes. Now, on to today's episode. All right, my friends, what's going on? Brent here from Learn Jazz Standards. Welcome to another

episode of the podcast where I'm answering your jazz and music questions five days a week.

Really excited to be here. Always love just sharing my knowledge with you about jazz, learning jazz,

just improving your playing and having a lot more fun playing music, because

honestly, that's why we do this. That's what this is all about, adding value to your life,

having fun. And I don't want music to be a stumbling block for you. I want playing jazz and

improvising to be fun, a joyful experience that you're always looking forward to. So that's what

this is all about here. Today we have a really great question. This one comes from one of our inner circle members named

Aaron Albrecht. Here's the question. Hey, Brent. It's Aaron. I'm really glad to hear the podcast

is getting fired up again. Always really enjoy listening to that. My question is, you know, when, or what are your thoughts

on picking up a second instrument or, you know, just or dabbling maybe is a better word.

You know, for me, I play ukulele, but I also have a piano, which I have played, you know, kind of on and off, not in a long time, but I have played before some.

And I was thinking about spending a little time on the standards, you know, putting them over there on the keyboard and seeing how that sounds.

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