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Joe, I've already mentioned the mnemonics do not work for me. Practice, practice, practice, so on and so forth, seems to be what works best. I have started practicing the song—just running through it a couple of times—just before going to sleep at "night" (I work during the night and sleep during the day). I saw something on PBS a while back that long term memory is improved when material is reveiwed shortly before going to sleep; in other words, late night cramming does work. I'm not sure if it's the sheer repitition or the doing so before going to sleep that works but it seems to be helping.
Since we live in the same neck of the woods, mayhap we can get together for coffee sometime (no, I'm not hitting on you).
For anyone who gives a darn, I opened up a Photobucket account and uploaded the images of the sheet music there and linked this site to them instead of the Yahoo site I was using (I'm finding the name Yahoo is quite appropriate for them). The images are back up now. It will be interesting to see how long they stay up.
Jeannie
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