Snow and musical instruments

Feb 02, 2009 12:28

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elfwhistletree February 2 2009, 17:03:49 UTC
Neither I am - but it's still fun :-)

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brumeux77 February 2 2009, 16:24:54 UTC
I started studying the violin in third grade (about age 9). I stopped the same year.

My miscellaneous rhythm instrument was the triangle. In college I got drafted into playing in the Academic Festival Overture because a friend of mine was a drummer and they just didn't have enough percussionists to handle all the required instruments. To this day, when I hear that piece, I listen only for the triangle. It's distracting.

I sing in my church choir. Whether that really classifies as a "proper choir" is open to discussion. But I have sung in proper choirs.

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elfwhistletree February 2 2009, 17:05:22 UTC
The tense of the singing question is ambiguous, because I didn't get uk_sef to proofread it for me, but I certainly meant "I have sung in proper choirs" to count.

And I'm sure a triangle player will come in handy :-)

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uk_sef February 2 2009, 23:18:28 UTC
A triangle features in the Toy Symphony. Players of the various bird whistles (eg cuckoo and nightingale) would also be required.

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draycevixen February 2 2009, 16:57:04 UTC

Never underestimate the value of a good snow day. Two words... Hot Chocolate.

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elfwhistletree February 2 2009, 17:08:35 UTC
draycevixen February 2 2009, 17:16:01 UTC

Well that makes sense as you were talking about *classical* music. *g*

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A copper and a musician elfwhistletree February 2 2009, 17:32:39 UTC
Your collection of appropriate icons for every situation never fails to impress me :-)

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halotolerant February 2 2009, 21:42:54 UTC
For singing you left out: 'I can't sing in tune and yet I sing loudly and often to share my important mental background noise with the world' which describes me pretty well *g*

I learnt violin and recorder at school, and taught myself to play one-handed piano since I could read treble clef. I never had the patience to get particularly good but I do find the recorder relaxing still.

Snow! Yes, we had snow. Brrr. I am currently wearing a pair of attractive thick nipple-high tights under my jeans and sports socks, plus a t-shirt and jumper and student hoodie, and I'm still cold. I think I need to purchase a hot water bottle...

Are you watching 'Being Human'? It combines slashiness, vampires and flat-sharing in a manner I find most delightful and relevant to my interests *g*

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Singing elfwhistletree February 2 2009, 22:26:45 UTC
For singing you left out... why, yes, I did - and it's not as if DR doesn't sing like that to her MP3 player or internal soundtrack while doing her homework - Merlin help anyone taking an exam in the same room as her!

I don't think I sing like that much when other people can here me - at the very least I keep the volume high enough that I can't hear their complaints ;-)

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Piano elfwhistletree February 2 2009, 22:28:16 UTC
"one-handed piano" - like Kiff presumably? or did you have a use for the other hand, Mr Barlow?

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Re: Piano halotolerant February 2 2009, 22:33:05 UTC
I must admit to thinking of cenea's latest deliciousness when I typed that particular description!

I should try and learn both hands - I can type, after all (and fast at that) how hard can it be? *g*

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ci5rod February 3 2009, 02:37:24 UTC
I decided to play safe on the singing questions and not tick "Soprano" :-)

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elfwhistletree February 11 2009, 13:53:22 UTC
I'm sure it could be arranged ;-)

Hope you're feeling a bit better today.

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