i used to play jazz up until i hit college and my studies killed me (trombone). people don't know how hard jazz really is...nearly all about feel versus technique/range/etc.
PLENTY of things a pianist can do while you teach math. so much need for them also. if you have any religious affiliation BOOM second job XD.
PLENTY of things a pianist can do while you teach math. so much need for them also. if you have any religious affiliation BOOM second job XD.
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Bioalchemist wrote:
i used to play jazz up until i hit college and my studies killed me (trombone). people don't know how hard jazz really is...nearly all about feel versus technique/range/etc.
PLENTY of things a pianist can do while you teach math. so much need for them also. if you have any religious affiliation BOOM second job XD.
I am a Christian, so XD
Kinen wrote:
Wrong answer >:O
The correct answer is both, no decision is possible (but Debussy is mostly easier to play).
What do you play? :3
I play varieties of songs. I play from Jazz, Pop Music, Game Music, Movie Music, Sound Effects from the Game/Phone (Like
Sona's Crescendo or T-Mobile's Theme Song), to impromptus (my favorite! I compose using the impromps XD) I don't play classics ):I am best at slow, sad impromptus though.
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autumn leaves featuring miles davis. YES PLEASE :D
glad to hear that an 18 year old appreciates real music.
high school math? get your teaching degree with math specialty and you are almost guaranteed a job...that is one of the highest needed jobs in the states.
Lol, yea. I really love music. I play from jazz (Autumn Leaves, Waltz for Debby, etc... however, I am not a jazz specialist!) to pop music (Gangnam Style, Radioactive, Call Me Maybe, etc. This is where I am REALLY strong at, since I have perfect pitch and can play what I heard) to sound effects (T-Mobile Theme Song, Marimba from iPhone, Candy Crush Music,
Yeah, High School Math is most needed, and where I thrived at most :)