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RE: Weekend-engagement topic week 37: Your job passion

Your dream job number one would be travel blogger? Sounds exciting indeed, you are already showing high quality travel posts, so why not!?
And as I see, many would do that. :)

I like traveling also, who don't? But for a job, I like what I am doing now. Not that it is giving much bread to the table currently, but it was my first dream already as a child (you suppose I didn't have your piano teacher in my first years)

But imagine that everything is normal in the world. And I could "improve" a bit my skills...than I would like to be a traveling pianist, work with some orchestras and composers and play their music around the globe.

Maybe there are more than 100 words in my comment..sorry 🙏 😇

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If I didn't know any better I'd say you wrote that in a G minor. Very smooth key stroke you got there @mipiano.

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G minor with a modulation to the relative major key of B flat major, and back to minor... a few times :-)

Ah, yes! Modulation. I was thinking arpeggiator. Silly me.

I'm going to interpret your dream job as travelling minstrel instead of travelling pianist just because I can and I think it would have been an exciting job back in the day.

Minstrels were highly regarded hundreds of years ago and were largely free to move about untroubled and welcomed to towns and villages all over the place. They brought happiness and joy to people's lives and bards in particular used to pass down valuable stories from one place to the next which kept people informed. It started legends and myth.

Anyway, a good dream job, in any era, so thanks for joining in.

!ENGAGE 15

Oh no, now you have found out my real age. To come from the Middle Ages, actually :D

Not a bad variation od my initial dream, sounds more interesting. But I remember, when we had countless kinds of music histories, that I didn’t like this lesson about minstrels. They were represented as jugglers, acrobats, musicians and fools. That last was so out of my acceptance, I don't know why. I mean, does the occidental music owes its development to fools? hahaha. It just couldn't fit in my head those days back in time 🤣

We're all fools, every human, at some stage in our lives. We act foolishly and think foolishly...But that's just human nature.

Very clear now... It was not clear during my school days :D

That's true...My school days...Not much was clear other than the fact I didn't want to be there!

We have a legendary (and very popular) guy around here. Kokopelli. Called a fertility deity by anthropologists, the Hopi knew him as a traveling entertainer. The images have been very modernized today, but here's an original:

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I think you'd make a great wandering musician if you could just find someone to tote your piano around!

Hahaha, I would have maybe to change the instrument? So some smaller one :-)

If I was this guy I'd make my name: G-dogopelli.

There has already been too much ENGAGE today.

Hmmm... I think you have stumbled across one of those pesky life rules, that many live an entire life without discovering.

To do something that causes enjoyment but doesn't make so much money is often, far better than the alternative.

I like what I am doing now. Not that it is giving much bread to the table currently, but it was my first dream already as a child

In many ways that sounds like success to me! 😃

Thank you @stevenwood

I indeed wanted to become a piano teacher and pianist from almost the first day I started to attend piano lessons. I knew that it was the profession for me 🎶😇 Never stepped back in my wish to achieve it.