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Hi again, I was looking for Tuba music on a CD bought velvet browns CD and then saw this CD on subliminal learning the tuba.. I'm going to try it tonight in its entirety(played a little this morning head started hurting<S>) Has anyone tried this technique to help them play better???Does anyone think it will work?One tract has a part that says.."Ultrasonic silent subliminal programming and suggests that you don't listen to it while driving.. I did hear a high wine while listening to the ocean waves<s>Thanks for any info................your new friend in Pa................bigbob http://www.rgisculptures.com" target="_blank

I just use the "Think System" from The Music Man. Just think of the beautiful tones and they'll come. LOL, just kidding! No, I haven't heard of it. I have an open mind. It couldn't hurt with the acception of the money missing from your bank account. Nothing replaces practice time though. "Practice doesn't make perfect, perfect practice makes perfect."

Never been paid except in the joy of playing<s>.....bigbob

Well I listened to the CD last night ..three times and woke up with a terrible headache in the back of my head and I don't know weather I know anymore or not!!Gotta wait till I get my horn back from flushing to find out!!Man I'm a little bummed!! I guess I was hoping for miracles<s> That I'de remember all the notes and could concentrate on tone insted of a big headache haha oh well nothing worth while ever comes easy<s>......................................bigbob http://www.rgisculptures.com" target="_blank

The brain controls the muscles and nerves of the face, lips and lungs. Plus any other muscles involved in playing. If there is no muscle development, there is nothing there for the brain to control. Muscle development only comes through hours of practice.

There are no magic bullets.

Did you also lay an egg?? hahaha very funny..........bigbob http://www.rgisculptures.com" target="_blank

bigbob, Big Ben, Bigboy, whats the big idea!? <_>

I prefer a three-pronged attack. Sub-liminal, liminal and super-liminal.

I always like a sub-jective approach.

I hate jectives!

windshieldbug wrote:bigbob, Big Ben, Bigboy, whats the big idea!? <_>

I *am* the Original, Esteemed, Known On Many Continents, Invincible, Grand and Majestic Big Ben.

Accept no substitutes...

Yup, Big Ben is tuba relevant: Think Bell!

LJV wrote:I think you should submit a Bill for the assistance to The Bg Ben, Klaus...

Yes, but I don’t really know how to set up an invoice that would be legal in the wild Northwest. Is there a legal system up there?

Even the Marine band mistook a lake, or how was that?

K

imperialbari wrote:

LJV wrote:I think you should submit a Bill for the assistance to The Bg Ben, Klaus...

Yes, but I don’t really know how to set up an invoice that would be legal in the wild Northwest. Is there a legal system up there?

A fist full of small bills put into a manila envelope and sent to: "The Big Ben, Port Townsend, WA 98368" should be legal enough for this place. (Yeah, that's right. You pay me.)

Even the Marine band mistook a lake, or how was that?

He was insulting my alma mater, the University of Washington. It is located on Lake Washington in the Seattle area. One of the virtues of the football stadium is a view of said lake. It is possible to arrive at the game by boat- one of the few stadiums in the USA where that is possible.

Since the school is on a lake, some vulgar people call it the "Mistake By The Lake" although not frequently.

I would have loved to hear the Marine Band play. Even with the insults from the tuba section, although Seattle is more of a Navy town.

Jeff "Master of the Obvious: He Sees Things and Tells You About Them" Benedict

bloke wrote:In fact, I learned about Klaus' third ear (the one growing of the middle of his back) though subliminal learning.

bloke with his very personal motivation for thinking about 3rd ears:



K

Edit:

The illustration isn’t as accurate as desired. We all know that bloke used to run (until a knee injury). Also that he is a ball artist when it comes to dents. But for one reason or another I couldn’t find an illustration of a trackball with a third ear on the back.