Classical Music

[mathbits]

Having played the trombone for 4 years, I actually want to get out there and show the world what I can do...however, I'm still practising 4 hours a day...just playing Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1.

[seashell2_js]

britvacharlie Wrote:I also really like Yann Tiersen, a composer who has seen a lot of fanfare due to his compositions appearing in the hit French Movie "Amelie."

My friend introduced me to his music, and I've recently just learned Comptine d'un autre été. =)

Praise for Jupiter from me, too. In part because my HS alma mater melody comes from it.

mathbits, you seem really dedicated to music. As someone who wished she'd invested a little more time into practicing, I say to you, keep it up.

[mathbits]

Gee, I think I even learned guitar before getting a piano...

It was just 8 years ago or so when I bought my first and only 3/4 size classical guitar. Still play it today. I'm in need of an electric guitar, srsly. I wanna practise my Canon Rock and my Reptilia; this song is addicting.

And I shall keep it up, thanks.

[Brett]

mathbits Wrote:Having played the trombone for 4 years, I actually want to get out there and show the world what I can do...however, I'm still practising 4 hours a day...just playing Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1.

Damn, I only practice 90 minutes a day. Very nice though. Good luck
*tries to not turn this into a trombone discussion thread*

Question - Owl, how watered down was the version of Jupiter you played in orchestra? No way ANY 7th grade orchestra could pull it off