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This is pretty much exactly how it happened with me, only much earlier on. When I was younger (about half of Peter's age, in fact), I came across a keyboard that belonged to my sister in the midst of a bunch of older junk that was being given away. It had long since been given up, but I dusted it off and started messing around with it. Within a few minutes of figuring out the notes, I had taught myself the first song I ever learned on piano: Somewhere Over the Rainbow.

That's not what Peter plays here, though. That's the Super Mario Bros. theme written in my very rough hand-scripting. It's interesting how everyone has their own unique style for writing notes, just as they have their own handwriting.

Also, the keyboard had an ability to speak the "Doe-ray-mee" notes in an awkward 1980's digitized voice. The "Doe" sounded more like "Doo," so making it say "Doodie" was about the most brilliant thing my 6-year-old mind had heard up to that point. Though seeing Peter crack up over it here just makes him look like a dingus, hehe.

Ahh, who am I kidding, I'd still laugh now.

Official site: www.peterandcompany.com

Description
This is pretty much exactly how it happened with me, only much earlier on. When I was younger (about half of Peter's age, in fact), I came across a keyboard that belonged to my sister in the midst of a bunch of older junk that was being given away. It had long since been given up, but I dusted it off and started messing around with it. Within a few minutes of figuring out the notes, I had taught myself the first song I ever learned on piano: Somewhere Over the Rainbow.

That's not what Peter plays here, though. That's the Super Mario Bros. theme written in my very rough hand-scripting. It's interesting how everyone has their own unique style for writing notes, just as they have their own handwriting.

Also, the keyboard had an ability to speak the "Doe-ray-mee" notes in an awkward 1980's digitized voice. The "Doe" sounded more like "Doo," so making it say "Doodie" was about the most brilliant thing my 6-year-old mind had heard up to that point. Though seeing Peter crack up over it here just makes him look like a dingus, hehe.

Ahh, who am I kidding, I'd still laugh now.

Official site: www.peterandcompany.com