When she gave her niece – the gifted musician – her treasured violin, she had fully expected her niece to embrace classical music like she did. Instead, her niece modified the instrument, and began strumming it and plucking it like a mandolin or a guitar. “No no, that’s not how you play it.” She chided.
“It’s how people play it in country music.”
Today, she has come to see her niece perform to a sold-out crowd of more than a thousand people. She watched her perform the tracks on her debut album and had never been more proud than in that moment.
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This is Another Story 
Inner instincts can be trustworthy. Wonderful read 🙂
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Absolutely. Thank you for reading.
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Thank you. You have a nice blog as well.
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We have to let the young find their own notes.
A good story.
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You’re absolutely correct. 🙂 Thank you for reading.
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An inspiring story Yinglan
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Thank you. 🙂
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You’re welcome
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She did it her way, well done.
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She absolutely did. 🙂 Thank you.
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Good story.
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Thank you.
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Fun story. I do prefer the fiddle playing of country and folk musicians to the caterwauling of he classical (just kidding). Nicely done.
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I would say it depends on the song because a fiddle can sound like a pig being slaughtered and that’s not a good sound. Thank you for reading.
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I agree. It can be either the most beautiful or the most awful of instruments.
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Absolutely.
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Great story 😊
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Thank you.
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A lovely story!
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Thank you.
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