Why?

[Chuck(G)]

Ah liek moozik caws et heps mee spel gud!

[TexTuba]

Ah liek moozik caws et heps mee spel gud!

Is it odd that when I read this I thought of the gov. of California?

Ralph

[Mike Finn]

T4S, I think the reason folks have chosen the humorous approach is that you've actually asked a very personal question. Essentially, "why do we do what we do?" Without getting too philosophical, I'll just say that I like the way music makes me feel, and especially the ability to share those feelings with others. (Sometimes many others, sometimes just a few drunks at the local bar, but you get the idea.) I feel like if I can brighten the lives of just a few folks, even for just a short amount of time, then I am in my own way making the world a better place to be, if only on a microscopic level. That's the same reason I teach, really. Imagine, if even half the kids who take band/orchestra/lessons get something out of it, and go on to share that with others, it's exponential! Like a great pyramid scheme... Music gives me hope that maybe this world will turn out OK after all. (Sorry, I said I wouldn't get philosophical. )
MF

[tubatooter1940]

I must take T4S seriously,even though a college freshman should spell better than that.
You try different things to see if you are successful at them and you jettison activities that don't work out.
The Marine Corps spent big bucks to train me as an aircraft electrician but I would look into a junction box and all those wires would look like spagetti. I also can listen to a large orchestra and tell who is screwing up.
It's a matter of learning where your talent is strong and taking off in that direction. Music has been easy for me and with moderate hard work I can find my way to the cutting edge.
Talented teachers or carpenters don't usually get the accolades musicians or athletes do.
Pity!

[Mark]

What is musik anyway?

What is death play?

[Dylan King]

Because the Eternal loves it.

Psalm 150
Let All Things Praise the LORD
1 Praise the LORD!

Praise God in His sanctuary;
Praise Him in His mighty firmament!

2 Praise Him for His mighty acts;
Praise Him according to His excellent greatness!

3 Praise Him with the sound of the trumpet;
Praise Him with the lute and harp!
4 Praise Him with the timbrel and dance;
Praise Him with stringed instruments and flutes!
5 Praise Him with loud cymbals;
Praise Him with clashing cymbals!

6 Let everything that has breath praise the LORD.

Praise the LORD!

[Dylan King]

It also gives me something to do.

[Teubonium]

3 Praise Him with the sound of the trumpet;

Hey Smokie,

Would that be a lacquered or silver trumpet?

[Dean]

What is musik anyway?

That stuff they play in elevators or Target?

Don't know why I could like that!

Ken F.

Actually, I think that is muzak. Not too sure...

[Dan Schultz]

One song I enjoy to death play on tuba is, Aire On A G String.

G string

[JB]

One song I enjoy to death play on tuba is, Aire On A G String.

G string

Oh, sorry; up until this response, I thought he had written Hair on a G string...




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(Still, that comment about the response with a $5 bill makes sense...;
...plus, "air" might tickle...)


Nevermind.

[Kevin Hendrick]

... I thought he had written Hair on a G string...

To hair is 'uman, is it not?

(Still, that comment about the response with a $5 bill makes sense...;
...plus, "air" might tickle...)

Sounds like we're back to "thong and wind" ...

[Dylan King]

I'm not too crazy about music....I do like playing and learning Euphonium though. Music is just my major, Euphonium is my passion.

I'm not too crazy about candy. I do like eating jaw breakers though. Candy making is just my major, jaw breakers are my passion.

[ThomasDodd]

Just wanted to see the picture again.

Just for variety...




How about having A G String play for you?