When you accidentally drop, crack or chip your perfect reed
(via sousa-boy)
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Anonymous asked:
do you even take this blog seriously anymore
lol not really
But for real, if you guys want to see certain types of things on this blog, submit things
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klarinetist asked:
TAG. YOU’RE IT. :) The rules are to state 5 random facts about yourself. Then, go to ten favorite blogs and tell them they are it
1. this blog is run by 2 admins: me(Kelly) and Sam
2. I don’t play clarinet but Sam does
3. I play bass clarinet but right now I play tuba
4. I marched bass clarinet 2 years before switching to tuba
5. Sam marched bass clarinet 1 year and switched to soprano clarinet
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When I find an alternate fingering that seems like it will make a passage easier, but then I still can’t play the part
(via jankdotnet)
If you always sound perfect when you’re practicing your music it could be because you’re just a flawless player but probably not
Practicing isn’t for you to repeatedly play a part that you know/like over and over again without improving anything. You can play the most complex music ever but if you can’t play something simple just because “it’s boring” you aren’t going to get any better.
Having fun and practicing music you like is good but that shouldn’t be the only thing you do
#themoreyouknow
