10 SIGHT READING NIGHTMARES
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You forgot the worst one:
“Hey, _____, can you play your part alone?”
@Will C then completely mess it up
Tamsin Smith yesss
Those scare me every time
@Piper Grant same
even worse...i know a guy in viola ( gasp of horror ) who was the only person in that section so violas only was literally him only
10 sightreading nightmares:
No. 1: *Having to sight read*
Aw yes
I absolutly agree
Anni ooff yess
First rehearseal I guess...
Sight reading is great, what are you on about?
“The violas are useful for once” I feel very attacked 😥
why they hate violas so much?
@@GabrielRGomes cuz it’s AwFuL
It’s okay! I play violin and viola, and I love both. The repertoire for violin is better, but the tone and quality of the viola’s sound is much nicer.
For the new twosetters!
They don't actually hate/dislike violas! It's all a meme in our community. None of us hate the Viola seriously! They have played Viola before, and Brett made his lofi track with a Viola. They have proffesional Viola players as friends. Don't take it seriously when they roast Violas! ノ(・ω・)ノ
@@onlyalf. I've been a fan for about 2-3 years (can't remember...) and I never knew if they were serious or not. I feel like a dork for not knowing since it's been a while but thanks for a clear answer! Jokes usually don't get to me but I'm still very proud to be a violist nonetheless! ❤️
Eddy: "There's only 15 seconds of downbow left, I can make it!"
*is almost at the tip of the bow*
Me, yelling at my phone: "Stagger! STAGGER!"
iT's ToO lIgHt!!!
I would just give up, act like I play and hope someone else has actually noticed the LOOOOOOOOONG legato
The orchestra’s not a child’s playground my friend it’s a battlefield
He is back.
@@stupidfanboyph no he's *bach*
i read this right when he said it!!
New shirt incoming.
He's BAAAAAAAACH XD
I died when they start counting in different languages 😂😂😂
YES ME TOO. 😂😂😂
Me too that one got me
That was HYSTERICAL
SAME XDDDDDDd
Me too 😂
“ An orchestra’s not a child’s playground, it’s a battlefield” Flash backs to Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture
The one that used real cannon sound as part of the orchestra?
@@nikitakusuma8440 yep
just add the actual balls-
@@atimidbirb would you like to rephrase that
@@cherrypepsi2815... cannon. cannon balls.
My worst piano sight reading nightmare: when the clefs start changing
Mine is too many sharps and ledger lines.
@@daria5694 Yes. I don't mind flats at all. I don't think I'm alone in this. Most pianists I know hate sharps 😱 crazy. I know.
Omg i almost never get that right on the first time and then im like… why does this sound weird lmao?
@@nancystratton1587 ugh i hate ledger lines i legit have to write the note names in
Okay, I'm a music noob, pretty much. But why do people use E# & Fb, B# & Cb!? 😭
Eddy is born for his role as the bad viola character
Revenge of the Violas
Violas are definitely Sith. Only two play well at one time.
Absolutely loved it too.
Donovann Lorrin only the Sith deal in absolutes
Reported for offensive language
Lmao I need that movie in my life
Page: **Is in a different language**
Brett: "Is that Russian???"
German: Am I a joke to you?
yes
*АЙНЦ ЦВАЙ ДРАЙ...*
True haha
True😂😂
@@user-qt9vn1yj8x I see what you did there...
Damn if i see more than five sharps i just sharpen every note
Sounds about right 🤔
Honestly 5+ accidentals isnt that bad, 3-4 accidentals is when its hard lol
in flats, i will give up if i will ever see a g flat in the key signature (4 flats and above)
It's when you see E♯ that you should be afraid
@@Liggliluff man actually figured out how to type out a sharp
3:40 a chinese man having a seizure while tryna count
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀I am out of breath!!!!
😂
Lmao 😂🤣😆😹
page:
Brett: wHat? What iS thaT? iS tHaT rUsSiAn?
page: **german**
Helene Yeah, I died 😂
@@valeaves me too 😂😂😂
Yeeees.... that's so funny😂 (ich bin Deutsche lol, und diese Aussprache😂😂)
Ja, moin. Brett muss los.
@@Joey.S xD
“An orchestra is not a child’s playground, it’s a battlefield”
- the Twoset t-shirt I want 👀
+1
Don't use the bows for swordfighting though.
sharpfang Do we use the instruments then?
@@vmprie bows are to be used in archery, not swordfighting.
sharpfang god damnit
Eddy: "....a lovely weekend of 'not practicing'?"
Brett: "uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhh.........."
Eddy "Heh, yeah me too, who even practices before? String players right!?"
Brett and Eddy: "Hahaahahahahahahaha"
Conductors shirt: NEED TO PRACTICE
NEED TO PRACTICE
NEED TO PRACTICE
NEED TO PRACTICE
When all of these sightreading nightmares are in one piece
I mean not all of them but a lot of them are Mahler 9, Mahler 5 and Mahler 10
The One Piece! The One Piece is Mahler!
I laughed so hard when they started counting in different languages
Me too
The more I watch it, the funnier it is.
As a German this was even funnier for me😂😂
I've legit found myself counting in spanish one time bc my professor was using so much spanish dialect due to the music we were playing.
as a german’s friend, the way brett counted was so funny! (he said ein swie instead of eins zwie. he basically said one and two ad one word)
I love how every musician seems to get closer and closer to the music as if it’s going to help them
It does help. Imagine you have to read a letter with very very very tiny words. You may be able to read most of the stuff from a normal distance, but when the speech becomes more difficult you probably want to go closer to see the words and letters more clearly.
Same by sheet music. If the sheets turn more difficult you will go closer to get all the details and hints to play it right
Then you get too close and hit the stand 😂
Some of our church music has the tempo speed in 3 font size.
Some of us just have shit eyes lol
Because I read your comment, I've started to notice how much I do this
Imagine if you had to play a piece that had fast passages, old handwritten notes, ledger lines, bow distribution, difficult key signatures, key signature changes, accidentals, difficult time signatures, dynamics and repeats. Oh wait, a lot of pieces have all 10 😂😂!
UIL sight reading room is writing that down right now, to torture everyone in the future.
Plus German instructions....
@@ingeschumann372rUsSiAn inStRuCtiOnS
4:27 can we all take a moment to appreciate how good Bretts acting/voiceover was here 😌
I died when they started counting in the diff languages.
They only counted in german
no, in french too
Joshua Christophers No, they counted in english, french, chinese and german.
3:33 Perhaps we should watch it again to review our numbers 😂😂
SAME
When you see a coda and you have NO IDEA where the DS sign is 😢
That is why I always - first thing - especially at sight-reading gig - look for the Road-Map. Learned through experience; been there myself.
Ma life 😂
Bruh there was a repeat (normally simple) that went back to one of the first measures of a song and everyone forgot it existed
@@exoticcats6119 DJDJDJD THAT'S ME I keep forgetting WHERE the repeat is also sometimes 😭
Having to quickly scan the pages over about 50 something times before you get lost....in the end you still get lost and contemplate quiting music
3:32 Their faces and that "nailed it" kills me every time. What a mood
1. Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet
2. ?
3. ?
4. Mahler 5
5. Mahler 10
6. Mahler 9
7. Mahler 9
8. Stravinsky's Rite of Spring
9. Mahler 9
10. Strauss Blue Danube
Mahler: you musician plebeians...
I think 2. and 3. are also from Romeo and Juliet, but don't quote me on that.
mahler wrote hard but very beautiful stuff
? Mahler didnt write 10 symphonies. I mean he did write das lied von der erde but I’ve never heard it referred to with and ordinal number
@@anchihall8852 mahler did completed his tenth (edit: or technically his 11th) in a form of a continuous draft, but only have clearly orchestrated the first mvt. there's also orchestrations of the full thing by some people tho, and it sounds very dark. here twoset plays excerpts from the first movement.
Any musician:
*sees hand written notes*
Dies while composer laughs evilly
I don’t know about other musicians but this is me in orchestra when this happens
Not any musicians. HIP musicians won't bat an eye because that's what they see every day.*laughs in gut strings*
I think it's too much easy example in the video, mine is 10 times worse)
Actually the HIP see it so much that they probably know how to fake looking like they know what they’re doing, so they probably still have a difficulty understanding the notes lol
@@thetov1896 well I can tell you that after years of looking at it I much prefer it to modern engraving :) or either prefer handwritten or good quality 17th-18th engraving
“A lovely weekend of not practicing.”
-me every weekend
Me now 😅
Me always
*me for the past three years*
Me this whole grade because of viOlA
Relatable
As a cellist, ledger lines are usually not an issue since we can use so many different clefs😉
What! Going from bass to tenor clef then back to bass is severe punishment!
@@marichristian1072 how about A6
As a violinist, I never have to deal with clef changes and I’m glad cuz reading a different clef is like reading in another language
As a fellow cellist I have only one response: BURN THE TENOR CLEFF! BURN IT!
@@giraffegirl1691 😭😭 What did tenor clef do to us? He was only trying to remove the ledger lines 😢😢
I sat down entirely ready to laugh at this video.
Then the first thing the conductor said was “Death of Tybalt” and I just LOST IT because I had a similar experience with that passage. It looked fine on the page. To prepare, I listened to a recording while I read my music and I remember just the sheer panic when it hit that part.
When they started the ledger lines part I couldn’t breathe anymore. Their videos are always accurate, but my god, this one hit too close to home. I haven’t laughed this hard in ages.
3:35 bruh did Brett and eddy just started counting in German then chinese
And French.
first french, then chinese, then german
LOL
哈哈
就是说啊哈哈哈哈
Sight reading nightmares? Did you mean... „everyday rehearsal“?
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@@clcomposer7965 no
Frederich Bach you‘re the wrong Bach, sorry😩 #johannsebastiangang
You should be practicing
@@clcomposer7965 as you could probably tell by previous comments, people don't like it when you advertise about your channel on other channels. I recommend advertising in a different way, so that you don't get comments like that. It's okay if you don't want to, though, it's up to you. Have a good day/night.
"When will I become a concert master...?"
"Bubble Tea."
Percussion, who uses snare for sight reading: “what is a key signature? Accidentals? What do you mean?”
It must be hard pretending to be a bad sight reader for these skits.
Joe Boyd oof I never thought of that, they are both actually pretty good sightreaders! Respect 🙏🏻
They’ve done videos/live-streams of them sightreading
They’re really good and the performances are good
But there are pieces way too hard for them to even sightread
In the opposite, you needed to be a divine sight-reader to manage these notes. It is impossible. The point of the video ist that you can not master these pieces by sight-reading, no matter how good you are. No doubt both players are professional musicians with very well developed skills and they did the best in sight-reading they could (Ok they didn´t take it too seriously). Even they can not do it by sight reading. You need to practice it to master it. Remember the shirts they wear? It just contradicts the thing they pretend to do. I´m totally convinced they´d practice their piece for days and weeks prior to the first rehearsals.
Sight reading
Also known as 'quick maths'
You’re welcome, I gave you your math.
ᴄᴏᴏʟ ᴘʀᴏ Range [-1,1]*
ᴄᴏᴏʟ ᴘʀᴏ Bruh that's impossible to graph "sight reading"! I still don't understand that graph.
@@singlesetpiano571 It's literally just a sine wave.
wtf bro
Basically you could say: Sight reading Mahler is a nightmare.
Honestly with Piano, sometimes I wish they didn't bother with a key signature and just made everything an accidental.
Uhhh no what are you saying
Same istg the amount of times i forgot there was a key signature-
Huh o.o
Have you not played Erik Satie yet? He didn’t have much respect for bar lines either. I haven’t been playing piano long, but since I’m a violinist, my teacher figured I already know “all that stuff” … uhmmm???
Play some 5-note chords with all accidentals and you'll understand.
No one:
Brett: thinking of bubble tea during the rehearsal
apologies but I can lowkey relate to this
Me: Cup of noodles break after rehearsal for a dollar
Why is that me tho-
Accidentals are because you accidentally miss them.
ba-dum tssss
Purposefully*
2:51 *bubble tea. YES*
As someone whose tried my whole life to learn violin and failed miserably the whole time. I really respect these guys. They act silly on their Channel and make us laugh. But they’re not silly when it comes to their craft. They’ve dedicated their lives to something. And work at it ceaselessly. They play badly on purpose better than most play well. You guys are awesome. Thanks for everything you do!!
The meaning of sight reading:
Sigh, then read it.
*Life is so tough*
周昕儀 or don’t read it.....
@@miwir1248 so wyd then? Just make it sound like screech of a dying goat?
Kitten Mimi fake it till you make it 😊
@@miwir1248 unfortunately doesn't work in music .... 😭😭
@@miwir1248 how to fake music lol. I'm never gonna get away with smashing random keys 😂
EDDY: when will become a concert master?
BRETT: boba tea...
bubble tea is the most important thing
@@lia5911 LOL
So accurate too
Aboba tea
Whoa i was your 1000th like 😂
My brother: I'm a mathematician! You don't how much I do hard maths. You're only a musician! Haha, what a joke
Me being musician: 1:53
3:34
My orchestra teacher made my class sight read a piece where the time signature changed every measure, without any pattern. It was a nightmare.
You know what's better?
Ledger lines on old handwritten notes
Where the note head doesn't actually touch the ledger line.
I agree, it's one of the worst 😂 Well to be honest personally the thing I hate the most in sight reading are keys changing... like three different keys 😢 my brain usually blows up during five or six seconds before I remember the actual good note x)
Manel on hard key signatures ,accidentals and hard time signatures
*screeches*
in E minor
Brett: ”Wow, the violas are useful for once!”
Me, a violist: :,(
Violist: * secretly tricked him *
Me: :D
All violists are secretly laughing when violinists are failing.
@@julem.2439 Followed by evil chants of "Join us. Join us. This is where you belong."
As a violist, we had the cellists and bassists on our side to ruin second violins and make them look bad. Worth it.
@@kaylawheezy true
KaylaWheezy yep
0:08
Brett has impeccable acting skills
I play both violin and viola in orchestras and I love these viola jabs :p The one where violist jokes with the violinist is all too real.
Once during rehearsal, the conductor was giving an especially hard time to the first violinists because they couldn't play a fast and extremely high passage well enough, so we (the rest of the orchestra) had to sit there listening to the squeeling. It was then that we (the violists) took out a small sign reading 'no more high notes? Come play the viola!' and showed it to all violinists. Half of them started laughing, the other half just glared :p
"D.S. folgt Coda II"
"do i go to Coda I or II"
Leo179 lol this is way too underrated
That's always invisible while playing :D
I can just never find it😂🤷🏼♀️
@@nataliawasilewska1262 Okay Coda II Coda II *Coda II* *Where's the fucking Coda* *_FU-_*
Too real
When there's more ledger lines than lines in the staff you're in for a good time
especially when they're spaced differently than the lines in the staff
seriously why can't people use 8va and 8vb....
@@dzunglong4034 Cause it can kinda hide the shape of the melody sometimes
as a flautist in first chair: BRUH MY LIFE STORY
Ah think that's fun. Some of us have to play in a clef change with ledger lines.
So much joy in that no?
*when you're a flutist and you relate too much* also i see u on all of twosets comment sections lol
Orchestra performance horror story: I had a solo, that I had spent the last month practicing. 20 minutes before the performance my accompanimant changed and I had to get used to it. Then while I was playing, my eyes decided to stop working and I got shaky bow. Luckily I had it memorized, so I managed to pull it off.
As a violinist I personally relate to every single one of these 😭
How can I sightread if I can't even read in the first place 😔
Hi I'm Jared I'm 19 and I never fucking learned how to read
Jade Lin Lee Chen if you never knew how to read how come you managed to reply to this comment
@@jchen8902 "I'm 19 years old and I've already wasted my entire life" - Burgerpants (Undertale)
@@therpgpianist9870 text to speech and speech to text! No more TLDR. NOW TLDL! It's like playing by ear for talking.
You got me there
11. Everyone playing quietly cause they don't want to play the wrong notes
ugly toe AIR BOWING
shhh don't expose me
jk i play loud when the dynamic says but i piano flute guitar and trumpet so the guitar is kinda the viola lol
bonus points if the director gets mad because "I DON'T CARE IF YOU MAKE MISTAKES JUST PLAY WITH CONFIDENCE" but then gets mad when you sound like a dump truck
I usually just put my fingers randomly on the strings ahhahah
Too true 😂
2:00 21 seconds is the period we urinate (animals too). for example if someone goes to the toilet and he comes back and he hears the same beat. Beat? I don't know
really enjoying all your videos. I'm just learning to play violin as an adult student!... and learning so much about music and violin in general from your videos whilst also laughing a lot... thanks guys!
2:16 I just realized editor-san put the note D# in which Eddy moves his chair. Has editor-san perfect pitch too?
I didn't even notice it was the chair XD XD XD
Le gasp...
Maybe. Or editor-san has access to the amazing technology called a tuner.
Who knows?
it's actually a D# damn
IT'S ACTUALLY A D#!
I lost it when Brett started to count in different languages XD
Rifqi Main Gitar HAHAHAHAHAHA
"Wu liu chi ba wu liu chi ba"
_when you dont know your key signatures well in the first place_
This has to be my fave video from twoset. There is so much comedic gold packed in one video its amazing.
If you can sight-read slowly, you can sight-read quickly
aMAZing!
joeythehat9 InTeRestiNg
Only ling Ling can sightread quickly
if only that was true
I’ll never get tired of this stuff 😂
Sightreading musicians when they see adagio: 😀
Ballet dancers when they see adagio: 😭
Bella Mullen I’m both
When I was in ballet, I loved doing adagios.
You just brought up many unwanted memories.....
Ahahaha so true 😂 I can feel the pain in my body just reading this...
soooo true
I love the read and green on the time signature and the smacks. That is exactly how I feel when I am not prepared for the first rehearsal.
4:32 for Top 10 Anime betrayals!
French horn sight reading nightmares:
-Bass clef
-Octave jumps
-58303 measures of rest
-32 straight measures of only f (based on a true story)
-To understand the metronome you must become the metronome
I can relate I also play french horn
I also play the piano (I play both but majors piano and French horn as second instrument
Also you can't rely on other instruments as you are a transpositor
Me nodding here as a violinist never having experienced that
Can relate. Had a song where i had 64 measures of rest on seperate occasions. Had to learn those music cues fast.
"un un un un"
"wu liu wu liu qi"
I can't I freaking lost it KSKSKSKSK
lol english french(?) chinese german?
Algy Cuber they were counting in Chinese,means 5 6 5 6 7
4:53 thats the viola from bretts birthday....
only ogs remember
I'm new to two set but so far this was the funniest and, sadly, the truest. You guys are great!
11. Decided to sight reading together but your deskie betrayed you
Cxlxnx and PRACTICED
I can imagine it now: "The sound of betrayal..."
You comment on literally every twoset video.
I love how while Eddy was thinking of becoming a concert master, Brett was thinking of bubble tea. It describes them perfectly! 😂
Imagine seven sharps
Oh this is the best video I've seen on the topic of sight reading.
Nobody:
Literally nobody:
Eddy: uses a generic officeworks pen as a conductor's baton
Not A Unicorn to be fair, I use a pencil most if the time when I conduct so that I don’t wreck my baton by constantly tapping the beat on the stand during rehearsal 😂
Gergiev: Hold my toothpick
Relatable. My conductor had to use pens because he was constantly beating stands and accidentally throwing it at people
My conductor uses his pencil ... It's so destroyed now.
my director uses random shit he finds lol
TwoSet: Makes a video about sight reading nightmares
Eddy: *Plays with eyes closed*
Ive been having a terrible day, this made me feel better
I needed this laugh SO much. Thank you!!!!
Hearing them count in random languages on the time signature part made my day lmao
Lol I’m a flautist and that ledger line one hit a little too close to home
The amount of times I've thought an E was a G or something XD
Also, for flutists: Not realizing how long a note or passage was going to be and running out of air!
Mary T. Omg or having a tie on a g or a
Why not have an 8va notation like in pianos?
@@Un1234l Honestly, I have no idea, but it might have something to do with the fact that flute plays in that octave all the time. Either that, or the composers think it's funny to see us suffer, lol.
You know that moment when you thought the E was a G and the G was an E and the F was an A and the A was an F and...
Imagine being the neighbors of these two then you will hear them playing this in 3 am
Number 8 kills me ..why why changing so much? Hehehe . Excellent video. I enjoyed watching it.
Di-did Brett just put his middle finger up at 5:32 😂😂
Lydia Ho HE DID 😂😂😂
HE DID!!!!
Yep!
@@jonathanyu2987 The Blue Danube Waltz by Johann Strauss.
Lydia Ho yep
Brett: "Finaly the viola's are useful for once"
Viola's: " I hate you"
BRETT:ITS OVER VIOLA I HAVE THE COMUNITTYGROUND!!!
*some seconds*
Violas:I HATE YOOUUUU
Brett:you was to me as content i love you you should destroy haters not join them!
As a violist viola's a pretty useful 😎 RESPECT MAN RESPECT ✌✌
@@darth5662 I understood that reference!
3:50 eddy looks like prince zuko!
3:25 when u realize your ben lee
3:44 who ever wrote that piece is insane
Not sure, but the crazy tempo marks seems like the sacrificial dance from the rite of spring
paganini caprice 24 (lol jk)
Yeah. It's the Rite of Spring, specifically the Sacrificial Dance.
Two words: Dream theater
Stravinsky 1913... These were the times. People even thought this shit was unplayable!
and the text at 4:45 is also german "when the choir participates...."
this is so amazing!!!!
Lmao bubble tea, that’s what I always think when I’m practicing piano
"Ah, finally! Violists are useful for once!" 😂😂
and then they betray u, lol
I thought they were really usefull but NO.
Don't trust them violinist, DO NOT TRUST!
Don't trust them in math or really anything to do with numbers in general
“Wait where do I repeat back to? ” 😂😂 that’s the absolute worst
01:46 Epic and Dramatic!
I’m a saxophone player, and I know what it is like to have so many sharps in a piece of music. As of right now as a freshman, I first got to play a music exercise with 6 sharps in it. My high school band director is really nice, but sometimes our playing assignments can be really hard and stressful.
I looked at the sharps carefully, and I know every single note and the fingerings thankfully because I been playing saxophone since I was in 6th grade. I also learned a few of the sharp signs when I was in 8th grade and in marching band.
I have lots of playing nightmares when I see sixteenth notes in a piece of music written for the saxophone because I am not very good at playing 16th notes on the saxophone. I only know how to play 16th notes on the drum set because drums were my first instrument before saxophone.
Marching band gives me playing nightmares too when I see extremely hard music for our shows and stand music. But my band director and my section leader goes over everything carefully.
I hate it when the key signature changes because that always gives me a heart attack! One time at a marching band performance (freshman year) I played the note natural and I was supposed to play the note sharp because it was in the key signature.
I only know how to play 3/4 and 4/4 time signatures because that’s what we mostly use in the school band. I could never play any different time signatures because I never played anything else besides 3/4 or 4/4 in my life.
Dynamics are a big nightmare for me since I was in 7th grade to now as a freshman in high school because I like to play the saxophone really loud and do what I want to do. I get super loud too quickly when we are playing crescendo and have a hard time being quiet when we play decrescendo.
I hate when a piece of music has P because it means piano, and piano means play soft. I like to have music that has F (forte) or FF (fortissimo) because that means play loud.
I am not sure what de coda or D.S. Coda means because I don’t really play the kind of music. One of the songs that we play for marching band has coda and I don’t even know what that even means because we never go over stand music at band camp or rehearsals. I even had trouble at home while practicing that one song.
I just messed up the sight reading for an audition and then TwoSet goes and releases this. Great timing boys
😭 you'll do great next time !! 💪💪 Practice ! 😘
@@ok-kf3qk >sight read >practice
@@hayden6700 practice by studying sheet music lol
BTAX everyone messes up for sight reading(especially me)
Yo I did perfect on everything else except I got like 2 points on the sight reading and I didn’t get in XD
Guess Eddy lose the scissors paper rock again, right? He played the viola two times😂
Geez this is relatable for every instrument
Epic video
1:22 I FELT that on a new level-as a proud second violin, anything above a high B is a nightmare, and I whip out a pencil and write in the notes when I see that ish
That's how I felt sight reading the flute part. Why did I pick an instrument with notes in the stratosphere?
luckily my parts dont have many ledger lines
very very relatable, im in first chair...
That‘s why i changed to saxophone😅
Don’t worry, after a month in orchestra you get used to it and now it’s just confusing to read anything that isn’t ledger lines
@@silleenevoldsen9210 Oh, no I don't play anymore. I played for 12 years, though. I left college in '09. You are right, though, it does get easier. I always wanted to play low notes. I think they are more beautiful. I went to a very small school, so orchestra wasn't an option. If I hadn't I think I'd have liked trying cello.
"Does Eddy know? Oh he has no idea."
that faith u have on ur best friend that has absolutely no idea what hes doing
This really did make me laugh out loud. Thank you so much :)
I'm a flautist so the bow distribution problem doesn't apply to me, but I feel like the equivalent is crazy articulation markings where I'm like, "WTF are you trying to get me to do??" Never related to something more in my life.