It was just a short clip of a woman saying "banana" in a kinda English accent so it sounds like "bananer". I swear it was Megan Mullally, but I can't find any leads on that. My other notion is that it was from either "Are you Being Served?" or it's sequel. Still, I could not find the clip.
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My mom had a music box that played this tune (sorry for the bad whistling). We can't find the music box and I would very much like to hear it again. I would also like to hear the whole song.
Nobody in my family knows what it is. I have listened to many music box samples now and still haven't found it. I don't really know any other way to search for this.
If you know anything about this song, please let me know.
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theguardian.com/media/2023/apr/12/npr-leaves-...I have basically no experience with music. I had a guitar once but I only strummed out a couple of chords and I don't remember anything from that time. I don't have the vocab down yet, but I'm reading a lot of music theory and trying to understand how everything is connected. Watching a lot of videos as well, which is helping.
I know it's just one note over and over but I really like the beginning of the Maps by Yeah Yeah Yeahs and would love to be able to get that consistent picking down. I want to make sure I am getting the foundations right and not rush into things. What are some major points I need to know to get that consistency (besides practice practice practice)?
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