Greeting

The 14th Friendly Greeting From Shirley, China, Sun, Nov 20, 2005

How are you? Is everything well with you? I do hope you are well and you are enjoying your weekend. 

The biggest thing in my free time this week is that I started my lesson on Midi by a music company and I ordered a YAMAHA keyboard with 88 keys as my tool to make digital music. Even though there is a professional keyboard for Midi, anyway, it can not sound and it must connect to a computer to sound, so, I chose a YAMAHA keyboard for it has the best sound and richest tones and I wanted to have an " electronic band". :-)

I am very excited for I am entering a new field to learn an advanced technology to create and to transmit music with a computer via digital way and I will have an "electronic band" in the near future. However, I also know it is not an easy thing to master it, because Midi is in fact a Musical Instrument Digital Interface. To master the softer ware is not difficult; to master the way to create music is not easy. So, I will have a very long and hard road to go on my music learning.

This week, I also tried to start a new topic for you on the web site ? to talk something a bout Chinese movie. I do hope you are interested in it . :-)

Note: I am sorry that I forgot saving my file that I had corrected before sending my last message to you, so that there were some wrong words in it, so, I have corrected them and send it once more.I do hope that I have not made any trouble for you.
I am just a learner on art, music, English and the work on the web site. Anyway, I would really like to do a little bit things with what I have learned to make this little web site to be An Electronic Bridge Of Culture Exchange, Friendship, and Language Learning. I am so lucky that I have got many directions and help from many friends, below are some good lessons from friends, I do hope you enjoy them:

You Are Welcome To Visit Works By Friends

Custom & Trandition From The other Culture--004 --Irish New Years & Irish Language By Mr. Johnny F. (Ireland)

English Lesson --008 -- How To Translate A Poem In English (4)by Mr. Jim Broadbent (Canada)

So, I really hope to get your help, support, and directions on matter on English language, cultures, skills or anything else.

If you have any questions, comments and suggestions, please write to shirley@ebridge.cn , or shirleyz004@haoo.com, You are welcomed.


--Shirley
Written and Edited On Sun, Nov 20, 2005

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