I would like to thank those for turning up to my very first 'Bass Goes To Campus' workshop last Saturday. Here's the first comment that I've received in my email from one of them who attended.
Hi Nor!! Thanks so much for the FREE lesson that day! Haha..
Singaporeans only like free stuff is that so? Anyway, I regret to inform
you I have no facebook thing, so I can't log on.. I'd like to give some
comments over this email! And also some questions =)
First of all, let me thank all of you for coming down to make the
workshop a smashing succeess. When you guys spoke of the music camp and
how you yourselves were so 'wow-ed' by it, I felt inspired myself, and
even honoured to have all of you down with us that day. The workshop was
very informative for me as a pianist, because I already know about basic
chords and stuff. I'm not sure though if you managed to reach out to the
other people though, but I think the pace and format that you conducted
your workshop was informal and good.
I didn't expect to be copying down some notes, but actually if guys do
go around giving introductory workshops, it'd be good if you could print
a small 1-page summary of what you said.. Those chords are useful even
for improvisation for a piano. =)
I'd like to enquire more about where and when your lessons are held (and
how much too..) as I'm pretty interested in learning the bass. I do not,
however, own a bass or amp yet.. I may not be able to commit to weekly
lessons as yet for this semester, but if you don't mind, I'd still like
to know! =)
Thanks very much for your time and you can put these comments on your
facebook if you want.. I'm not stopping you and I won't know if you do
also.. Hahahaha..
Warm Regards,
Jonathan Gan
School of Accountancy, SMU
9824-3996
Thanks Jonathan, for the kind words. Check out the photos at either myspace.com/bassgoestocampus or facebook bearing the name 'Bass Goes To Campus'
