music and aussie rules football

 Hey Guys,  I have just finished my uni course  a BA majoring in music and communications studies. Now maybe I can get back to writing songs  learning more about music and playing the piano better.
I am in the process of writing a series of books on learning music and how to play guitar  keyboards and bass. The BA will help promote these more.
The internet is such a great place to learn about music and now you can record your music and promote it on the net .That is why Music Forte is so good. I spend a lot of time just looking and learning at the moment  but I am adding more all the time. 

 most of the old ones that aren't available in the video stores.
"Farewell my lovely" "Gumshoe" "Hatari" "Orca" and older comedy movies like "Its a mad mad mad world" and the "Trinity" series. 

 don't watch much but like a good comedy  a good movie and the football ( aussie rules ) in winter and replays of the football ( aussie rules ) in summer. 

 music,  watching aussie rules football and writing. learning from the Internet about anything worth while  especially music and following the development of Aussie Rules overseas. The AFL should be doing more to promote the game in places like Germany and Denmark where there is a growing love of the game. 

Music needs to be taught with a more grass-roots level approach. Many indigenous peoples learn music as a natural occurance. Music, even from a western culture veiwpoint, is actually very simple, yet the way it is taught sometimes a beginner would think he needed a degree just to start. I didn't start learning music till I was 18 because I thought you HAD to go to uni to become a musician, how wrong I was, but I wish I had found out how wrong I was at least 6 years earlier. You don't need to go to uni to learn enough about music to enjoy playing. Anyone can learn the language of music.
Start now, learn a new language, the language of music, and play for fun or to become a professional.
visit www.stacpoolemusic.ws/tutorials.html