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  <title>Piano Log 2015-3-29 Part 5</title>
  <description>March 2015 - Day 30&#13;
Only two days left in March, including today! I'm trying to decide how frequently to continue posting to this podcast. I recently went through all my files, and I have more than 200 recordings. They are not all ones I would want to share publicly, but many of them are. If I continue to record a few new piano logs every week, I should be able to post at least two every week for a long time. Stay tuned! What I've learned through the course of this month is that I love doing this podcast, so it shouldn't be hard for me to continue!&#13;
Yesterday, I went through my tiny composition notebook from when I was very young. I was born in 1982, and there were little pieces in there from '87 to '92. My dad is a composer, and most of them are written in his handwriting. Many of them are very much in the style of the beginner pieces I was working on. The first one is &amp;quot;Twinkle Twinkle Little Star&amp;quot;, but with &amp;quot;Mel Bass&amp;quot; instead of Alberti Bass. The last one is a piece called &amp;quot;Ocean Squalls&amp;quot;, which I was very proud of. I recorded that one yesterday as well, and I'll be posting it tomorrow.</description>
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