in strips 1 tablespoon diet margarine 1 1/2 teaspoons salt 1 onion :
chopped 1/2 pound mushrooms
sliced 1/4 cup sherry :
or dry white wine 2 teaspoons arrowroot powder -- or cornstarch 2 teaspoons water 1 cup plain lowfat yogurt 1 1/2 teaspoons paprika noodles Melt diet margarine in nonstick skillet over Medium heat. Add chicken and season with salt. Cook, stirring constantly fopr 3 minutes. Add onion and mushrooms. Continue stirring for 2 minutes longer. Add sherry or white wine. Blendn arrowroot and water in a cup. Add to skillet. Cook and stir rapidly until thick. Stir in yougrt and paprika. Cook just to heat. Do not boil. Serve with noodles and vegetalbes.
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Song Learning Tips - The Chicken Dance Example
15 Minute Accordion Practice: The Chicken Dance Sheet Music: -- My guide to learning a song -- These principles hold true whether you’re new to the accordion or a seasoned player. Whether you’re 10 or 100.
- Hear the song -- Listen to the song multiple times. -- Listen to multiple performances of the song (the real thing, live performances, covers). You need to be able to sing the song in your head.
- Knowledge of right hand movement -- You need to translate what’s in your head to your right hand (melody). -- That means knowing how to move your right hand. -- The basics are scales using the correct fingering (thumb position), triads and arpeggios. All using the correct fingers. -- Get a piano teacher to improve your right hand technique. Just a few lessons will go a long way.
- Understand the basic movement or phrase in the song -- Just like when we learn a martial art routine or a recipe, we don’t tackle the entire thing at once. We tackle it’s pieces. -- Chicken dance example - middle up up down down middle -- Rondo A la Turka - Little trills happen three times -- La Noyee - Little trill happens over and over again. -- We learn the little movements first and then put it together into a whole.
- Separate your hands -- Don’t tackle both hands together until you can play each hand separately without mistakes.
- Sheet music for left hand and tricky melody -- Use sheet music to see the song’s chords.
- Play the song through, right hand chords and left hand chords -- Do you know all the chords in the song? Can you play them with your left hand and right hand? If not, practice.
- Once you have both hands separately for a small part, begin coordinating both hands together -- Tackle a bar or two at a time.
- Memorize early and often -- Memorize early and often. Small bits. -- Play a small bit (or record a small bit), then play it back.
- Practice difficult parts separately -- Is there a large bass jump? Practice that bass jump. -- A difficult right hand passage? Isolate it and practice just that part.
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Hungarian Chicken Paprika - Chef Paul - World Food Studio
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