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TheTrumpeter
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Joined: 11 Mar 2008
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Location: Singapore

PostPosted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 9:49 am    Post subject: help pls Reply with quote

well,im a 4th year student at a secondary school,with 8 years of experience.

and i would like to leave a lasting impression on my juniors before i leave.
2 have learnt quite alot,about 3 years of experience and i have 3 more juniors who just started out...

yeah,they're learning with therest of the newcomers,but they are capable of more things.
i told them to learn scales and they learnt quite fast,so i tought them etudes and chorales and gave them some homework on it..

now i need to know where to move on...what to start on next...start theory first or start with small tunes and stuff....im thinking with some playing cos i dont want them to lose interest so fast,cos we all now thoery can be quite boring so yeah,i need ur suggestions.....


thanks in advance...


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