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#36
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Snookbone (01/31/2013) [-] It's ******* annoying when you have problems with your music like that, it often happens with no warning, parts you've never had any problems with.
I was ding a trombone recital in Westminster Abbey about 7 or 8 weeks ago, first piece, all lit up on the platform in front of a couple hundred people (I hate being made to be the centre of attention, just like playing music and couldn't say no to the organiser) and lo and behold, a previously flawless booklet has two of its pages stick together. I ended up turning the whole booklet over three times before the organist panicked and started without me, before I made some sort of weird sound and hand gesture before finally actually bringing my instrument to my face and getting some notes out. The wrong ones.
TL;DR I feel for this guy and he's a hundred times a greater man than me for being able to brush it off and soldier on.
I was ding a trombone recital in Westminster Abbey about 7 or 8 weeks ago, first piece, all lit up on the platform in front of a couple hundred people (I hate being made to be the centre of attention, just like playing music and couldn't say no to the organiser) and lo and behold, a previously flawless booklet has two of its pages stick together. I ended up turning the whole booklet over three times before the organist panicked and started without me, before I made some sort of weird sound and hand gesture before finally actually bringing my instrument to my face and getting some notes out. The wrong ones.
TL;DR I feel for this guy and he's a hundred times a greater man than me for being able to brush it off and soldier on.
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littlenish (01/31/2013) [-] They accidentally turned on the fans above head when I was doing a winter concert, and as soon as my part came up for "Baby It's Cold Outside", my ******* music flew off the stand. So I had to improvise and play "You're a Grand Old Flag" instead. Laughter was had, and I decided the next time I play, I'm binding this **** into a book.
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2scared2login (01/31/2013) [-]
I hate it when you normally play somewhere nice indoors where it's all sunshine and happiness then you go to the one outside gig all bloody year and realize that not only have you forgotten to bring any clips to hold the music, but that it is the windiest day since the last typhoon.
#109
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jinjo (01/31/2013) [-] I think it had something to do with the fact that I've been playing guitar self-taught and theory-less for for years before this instant, but in my 9th grade music ***** we played a 4 song set at Canada's wonderland. I didn't even think to bring my sheet music.
I just always remembered how to play it, because with guitar you basically just remember the sounds of everything, and I jsut did that with a tenor sax. Except for a part in Amazing Grace that I always just stopped at and picked up later with the other saxophone player.
I got a good review though, minus the 'there was a point in Amazing Grace that I don't know what happened to the saxes'
I just always remembered how to play it, because with guitar you basically just remember the sounds of everything, and I jsut did that with a tenor sax. Except for a part in Amazing Grace that I always just stopped at and picked up later with the other saxophone player.
I got a good review though, minus the 'there was a point in Amazing Grace that I don't know what happened to the saxes'
#85
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yarr ONLINE (01/31/2013) [-] **yarr rolled a random comment #2910901 posted by harpoonafrittata at My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic ** :
<What he was thinking
cause its good timing
<What he was thinking
