Continuing the thought I had yesterday about the advantage of having a "conversation between left and right hand" versus chords, I went back into the music I had and found a piece that I played before when I first started this 30 days project and wanted to experiment with how well I was able to sight-read a few pieces after my 4 to 5 year hiatus >_<". Anyway, while I was playing "From the Beginnning until Now" (Ryu- OST for Winter Sonata) I noticed that I was able to pick up notes and play the piece with more fluidity, compared to when I first started- and I think its because, although the piece isn't exactly stylized like a conversation, it does alternate the melody between treble and bass clef (although many of the times when the left hand is providing the melody, the right hand is still holding a half note):]