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Rallys69 2 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 30, 2020 7:55 pmStarted with alto saxophone in 5th grade band class. I learned clarinet to get in the youth symphony and it's my main one since then. The best group I played with is my local community band. Most of the people in it are older and everyone is there because they all want to play music together. We play a christmas concert, 4th of july, seasonal things, stuff like that. Our conductor is great. He lets the band learn the song ourselves during rehearsal and then gets picky. Other conductors will start off being picky and then ease off, which is an annoying way to do it. We learn how to play together as a band first. I'm not a professional or anything btw. Right now I'm trying to teach myself piano
I was in Band in 7th grade percussion, they kicked me out because i would mess around in the back. I also don't think i have very good rhythm. I used to mess around on the piano at church and I figured out how to play ode to joy on my own, mainly i play piano like James in the dagger youtube vid, where i just mess around until it sounds like i want, which is not entirely useless in the era of loopers and shit because basically you just have to get a snip of what you want and layer it up into something. But I cant play with two hands or play a whole song. I was shown the three cords of I wanna be your dog on the guitar and i mainly strum some variation of that whenever i find a guitar and it creates the illusion that i can play but that plus some finger plucking that i picked up while my daughter was learning guitar is all i got. I wish I pursued it more, I have a few friends who are in bands and stuff and its like black magic how they can play music live.
My brother plays the same way. I wish I could play like him and he wishes he could read sheets like me. Music is much more social when everyone is messing around doing what sounds good which I haven't been able to do. You can develop a lot as a musician by just hearing intervals, and all I mean by that is guessing pretty well how far one note is from another and you can do that by just listening. The only risk is sounding gay. On the other side of things some people are autistic about music theory. Style is still super important when it comes to traditional compositionyoku wrote: ↑Fri May 01, 2020 12:54 pmI was in Band in 7th grade percussion, they kicked me out because i would mess around in the back. I also don't think i have very good rhythm. I used to mess around on the piano at church and I figured out how to play ode to joy on my own, mainly i play piano like James in the dagger youtube vid, where i just mess around until it sounds like i want, which is not entirely useless in the era of loopers and shit because basically you just have to get a snip of what you want and layer it up into something. But I cant play with two hands or play a whole song. I was shown the three cords of I wanna be your dog on the guitar and i mainly strum some variation of that whenever i find a guitar and it creates the illusion that i can play but that plus some finger plucking that i picked up while my daughter was learning guitar is all i got. I wish I pursued it more, I have a few friends who are in bands and stuff and its like black magic how they can play music live.
That's a good way to do it, gradually improving over time. Starting uptight and letting off doesn't make any sense.Rallys69 2 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 30, 2020 7:55 pmStarted with alto saxophone in 5th grade band class. I learned clarinet to get in the youth symphony and it's my main one since then. The best group I played with is my local community band. Most of the people in it are older and everyone is there because they all want to play music together. We play a christmas concert, 4th of july, seasonal things, stuff like that. Our conductor is great. He lets the band learn the song ourselves during rehearsal and then gets picky. Other conductors will start off being picky and then ease off, which is an annoying way to do it. We learn how to play together as a band first. I'm not a professional or anything btw. Right now I'm trying to teach myself piano