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Jen
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Apr 24, 2010 05:38PM
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I've been in piano for 9 1/2 years. I'll help you here.
Are you serious!!!!! that is amazing! i love piano! i've only been playing for like....2 1/2 years
i've been playing for 8 years. I'm still not that good cause it's not my main instrument.
i play piano, saxaphone, flute, adn just started guitar...but I can play some songs on the clarinet and trumpet
I write my own songs.
((Yes, Taylor, you're a pompous jerk...))
((Yes, Taylor, you're a pompous jerk...))
Jen wrote: "I play:violin
viola
piano"
VIOLA ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PIANO ROCKS!! I've been teaching myself piano for a long time, and I've been playing Viola for 3 1/2 years.
Selena wrote: "Jen wrote: "I play:violin
viola
piano"
VIOLA ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PIANO ROCKS!! I've been teaching myself piano for a long time, and I've been playing Viola for 3 1/2 years."
I've been playing Viola for 5 years!
I've never played violion though I would like to try
I play piano....for 5 years and I go to a preforming arts school...ya it's a lot of hard work...... ...
What do you guys think about Julliard? I play the flute and I've always had a deep connection with music. My bf says I'm obsessed with it. Anywhere I am I'm either singing a song stuck in my head, or listening to my ipod.
you should go. It's a good school and that reminds me of a lot of people at my school. The singing part.
Julliard is really high-end though. Hard to get into.
If you have a good backround, they might possibly considery you.
Well, I don't really want to go there anyway. I'm best at music, but the writing talent calls!
:D
:D
Same, I only play piano, but I don't want that to be my career. :)
I don't want to know. Half of the kids in my history class (who are all in a singing conservatory) were all talking/singing the same song. Annoyance.
I want to play professionally soooo bad. I want to replace Jon Schmidt. But I love writing too much.
sry. CPU was being spazzy
Selena wrote: "20 freaking 1. 21"Yes, try listening to 'popular' music for 90 minute class period. As in: Guns 'N' Roses, and all those other oldies rock bands.
I haz a question: for the V7 in piano, what does it mean when you have V6/5? My teacher told me and wrote it down, but I lost that page. :(
Hmmm...I don't know, actually. I'll get back to you on that!
I had it written down somewhere...where?!?!?!?!
FOUND IT!
V6/5 - is the first inversion of a 7th chord. The numbers , 6/5 is called figured bass, this is the way to tell what inversion the chord is in.
so 6/5 means the chord is in 1st inversion. The V (five) represents the fifth tone of the scale. G is the 5th tone in the key of C.
V6/5 - is the first inversion of a 7th chord. The numbers , 6/5 is called figured bass, this is the way to tell what inversion the chord is in.
so 6/5 means the chord is in 1st inversion. The V (five) represents the fifth tone of the scale. G is the 5th tone in the key of C.
