This is great as long as it's a fairly decent violin. Sometimes the cheaper violins are hard to tune/play and may discourage young learners from pursuing it further, thinking that they're all like that. I shopped for months before settling on my current fiddle.
Yeah I remember having a rented sax during my first year. I got a new instrument during my second year of playing and it was like night and day. Playing seemed effortless.
I got a hand-me-down flute from my cousin.
They're going dark purple/royal kinda grape with gold as accent colors. Not me wedding, not my problem. Just trying to round up people to make sure stuff happens in a slightly timely manner.
Wait, are we supposed to live up to middle class? I want to live up to being away from people...most people. Like a poor farmer or something. I live I guess like middle class. Could live like a rich person, but that life sucks. The whole hit song line “surrounded but still alone” is so true. I have many fair weather friends, but not many down and out, call you when something’s wrong friends.
I'm left-handed and hand placement on the neck made more sense/was easier for me than flute & guitar. I had a right handed teacher for guitar but I had a left handed guitar and I'm pretty sure he was high some of the time
I used to play oboe and flute but then switched to opera.
I played violin in middle school! Then got moved over to viola in high school because my arms were so long and awkward for even a full-size violin. Why do the first violinists get the melodies though
I would get so bored with the viola parts sometimes.
