Posted: 2005-06-09 01:39am
I can read multiple clefts, but I felt like an idiot answering that option. 
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Can you read music?
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Posted: 2005-06-09 01:48am
Option #2. I used to play the piano as a kid. Dropped it bloody years ago. Now, I doubt I could do the scales properly.
Posted: 2005-06-09 03:55am
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! I can read every clef in modern usage (though in the case of alto clef, badly)! The world shall be MINE! 
Posted: 2005-06-09 03:42pm
I used to be able to, but haven't been near a musical instrument for years now and couldn't probably play more than one or two notes I might half remember.
Posted: 2005-06-09 04:30pm
I've played clarinet, recorder, piano, and percussion.
I sang in church, and in high school choir.
Yeah, I can read music.
I sang in church, and in high school choir.
Yeah, I can read music.
Posted: 2005-06-09 07:28pm
Back in the day, when I still played trumpet. I could probably pick it up again.
What always got me back then was tempo's or what not, you know, 4/4, 4/2, 3/5. I didn't know what these meant (really), I just followed the band's lead and the conductor (I had the multitasking skill to follow the music and the conductor, unlike the entirety of the 2nd and 3rd trumpets
)
I mean 4/4 is easy, it's what I now know as marching cadence basically, it's as simple as it gets. The notes though and spaces I had fairly well down.
What always got me back then was tempo's or what not, you know, 4/4, 4/2, 3/5. I didn't know what these meant (really), I just followed the band's lead and the conductor (I had the multitasking skill to follow the music and the conductor, unlike the entirety of the 2nd and 3rd trumpets
)I mean 4/4 is easy, it's what I now know as marching cadence basically, it's as simple as it gets. The notes though and spaces I had fairly well down.