It has the same strings as a violin, and I like how it’s shaped. That’s two reasons to learn!
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How I did it
How I did it: I started by typing small homework assignments instead of writing them out by hand. Then when I got to the point where I had to start turning in essays, I didn't have to waste precious time searching for the hamza on the keyboard. I can't type as fast in Arabic as I can in English, but I type at a steady pace faster than I can write. Read how I did it…
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I’ve played No. 1 and No. 8, and after hounding my orchestra conductor all year last year about playing No. 6 (my favorite!), he told me that there is a good possibility we will play it during my career at Middlebury.
