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hey, hey, if you post classical music stuff on your blog (can be musicblr, operablr, even classical music memes, posts with nice pieces, practice tips, different types of art even etc) please like/reblog/comment this post, so I can follow you. But I’m not looking for blogs with some messy content like political issues, funny videos with cats or tik tok stuff AND classical music. I’m just not interested in this type of content on tumblr. Thank you <3
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#1 My holidays consist of 2 hour practice sessions and 30 minutes of “what-the-heck-did-I-just-play?” I’m nervous to start my second semester in grad school, but even more nervous to be taking up music again. Here are some of my accomplishments/things I did during my first Thursday session:
Etude in D minor (DONT, Op. 37): 2nd position intonation, quarter note =80
G major scale/arpeggio(s) memorized
Carl Flesch Scale System: G major #5 - Working on thirds and realizing the scale starts on G4, which means it goes as high as G7
i love everything about musicians. i love seeing peoples' practice corners and their sheet music binders, the inside of their cases, glamour shots of their instruments, selfies with their instrument, scores all marked up and cried on, excited captions like "i finally nailed this passage!" or "my tone is getting better!" I love seeing us evolve and grow. i love seeing us support and encourage each other. i love seeing older musicians help out younger ones, giving them little hacks and tips. i love seeing younger musicians inspire and reignite a love for music in older ones. I love selfies with your section, with your conductor; pics of your set up on stage and your proud post-performance pictures of your programs and awesome performing attire. I love seeing us fall in love with our instruments and our music over and over and over again. i love our community. i love our passion. i love being a musician.
We get 500 free prints each semester at my school and this semester I have endeavored to print EVERYTHING IMSLP HAS TO OFFER FOR GUITAR AND LUTE!!
Viol de gamba! (My phone auto corrected to “cool we can be” and I don’t think that’s a coincidental statement when the viol de gamba is involved)
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A fine display of renaissance instruments from our Performance practice class
Need motivation to practice? Look at conservatory audition requirements for the DMA level!
Die a little and then get to work!
Musicology student aesthetic:
the whirring of the scanner as you scan page after page, the smell of dusty books, the warmth of freshly printed pages, cold coffee, small offices with no windows and a dim desk lamp, refreshing your email inbox every few seconds, scrolling through Microfische, crying over dead people and old documents, midnight in the Stacks, piles of books, hoarding instruments people haven't played for hundreds of years, reading music treatises in foreign languages to try to learn how to play those instruments, forming a period ensemble to play those instruments with other musicology students, trying to figure out if that's a note or a mistake or a booger on the facsimile, waking up in a cold sweat after a nightmare about finding out someone else did your thesis topic first and better,
