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Crazy
Location: Lincoln
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I'm not a music major, but I considered Tuba performance as well for a little while. I still play it in the Marching Band, if that means anything to ya.
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Super Moderator
Location: essex ma
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i seriously considered going to a conservatory to study piano, but decided not to do it---i figured that it would be a way to come to hate what i really love doing--eventually i went to graduate school for history instead, only to find that for a while at least the same thing happened to the other thing i really love, which is reading. but that did not last too long---am back into it--i dont know if the same thing would have happened had i made a different choice training wise. i do know that i would not be playing anything like i play now, however. and from where i sit now, that seems like it would have been a really bad thing to have traded away so i could feel more legit....
this is an inconclusive post. for me, conservatory is now a counterfactual, and so the post could not be otherwise.
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Drifting
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Location: Windy City
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I'm in the same boat as roachboy. Been playing piano for about 15 years before I graduated high school, thought about studying but then realized it would make my outlet for release of stress the cause of stress in the first place. Ended up taking a couple percussion ensemble classes though, and while it wasn't for my degree, being musically involved at the college level is a fun challenge.
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Junk
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Graduated with a Bachelor of Music (Honours) in Performance way back and make my living teaching all styles and levels of guitar and performing.
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spudly
Location: Ellay
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Tuba player here - BM 2002 and working on the MM.
Where are you going??? I am sure that we know some of the same people. Feel free to PM me with ANY questions about school, practice, auditions, repertoire, teachers, etc...
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Human
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Location: Chicago
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*shrug* technically at the moment I'm a vocal performance major (opera). Dunno how long that'll last though, we'll see. Performers are annoying
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Tilted
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I wanted to be a music major, but decided I liked eating and having a place to live.....
So I became a lame business major with a music minor. 10 years later out of college, still playing the trumpet... My woman still calls me "band geek"
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