⁠Dear Namih Your mom told me you're... zedeavila

⁠Dear Namih
Your mom told me you're taking piano lessons. The most wonderful thing in the world is learning piano.
It's my life's dream and it will come true through my granddaughter who is you, because I play the piano by ear but I don't really play. I play with the keys, only in a very childish and amateurish way. But my dream would be to be able to play a piano, take a music course and learn to read sheet music.
But I'll give you some advice that you can follow for the rest of your life:
you have to interpret the sheet music. Interpreting music is not just reading the music and simply playing it with your fingers. When you grow up you will understand my words. Interpreting is having the feeling of being able to transmit to yourself all that beauty of music and not just in a mechanical way, but in a way that you use your feelings, your spirit and your soul and change that melody so that everyone who listen to it, even if it is an old melody, an old song, as if they were hearing it for the first time. That's interpreting the music. Making it something that touches everyone's spirit is the difference between a talented artist and an amateur artist. And I want you to be a talented artist and to feel the spirit of each song the way you interpret it and not in a mechanical way like most people do.
A big kiss for you, Namih and record these words of mine well, okay, my dear granddaughter?