#MovingInBlue
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2018
- Just now, three months later, realizing I never actually uploaded this haha. Throwback to when we were all young and pale!
I meant to do a vlog series throughout the whole summer, but I kept forgetting to film after week one because everything was so busy all of the time. Oh well, maybe next year :)
We Are #MovingInBlue
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Favorite part of this video was the cats!!
I love ur vids haha
LiveUntouchable thanks!
You should make a video on how you keep your woodwind chops over a drum corps season
Basically I bring my clarinet with me and tell myself that I’m going to practice regularly, then I only play 3ish times over the course of the summer because there’s absolutely no time to haha. Just a couple short practice sessions are better than none at all.
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When you came back and you started playing clari regularly again, were your chops just gone? Like did you become not as good at it? I want to march next summer but I’m going to school for music Ed with clari as my main so I can’t lose my chops. I’m currently learning mello to march
Angie Piracha when I get back it takes a week or two of grind to get my chops back to about where they were when I left. Lots of long tones and basics will help, and being patient with yourself. I will also be a music Ed major, and personally I believe the educational experience of drum corps far outweighs the slight chop setback you have to deal with in August. Drum corps had made me a miles better musician and had prepared me to teach diverse students, and those are experiences that you just can’t get anywhere else.
That’s awesome to hear. I was having some doubts but your situation turned them around :)
How old is Dylan and what does he do for the corps?
Hunter Alexander I think Dylan was 20, and she played baritone :)
Ooo it’s mike hey!!