Author: lifeforms
Date: 2006-06-14 22:05
Okies. That's fine. That means that's normal for me (long story) I'll talk to someone 2morra about playing, if theres anything I can do that'll improve that feeling. I doubt it, but its worth trying!
If one was to stay forever on low lvled reeds, would that be such a problem? I find that I just can't tolerate using anything over a 1.5 right now. Bear in mind that i'm not looking to be a super award winning player, just someone who can throw out a tune in my local band *G*
3) I did wonder about that. I'm doing it with a pause, slight one, when I go from A to B, or C. D i don't seem to have much problem, but i am still learning, and have a long way to go!
No private teachers, I really can't afford one, nor are there many instrument teachers around that either have openings, or are interested in taking on a pleasure player ie one who isn't aspiring to be the best *G* Sadly a lot leave the area, or never go into teaching after they've been taught, and the majority of them are more interested in school children for regular lesson incomes, and those who show promise.
I'm playing often with another beginer, and I'm gonna bug the band leader to let me double on a couple of the really easy tunes. I've had "fun" resistance up to now, as myself and someone else is the only first fluters. And it's possible in the near future he may lose the other player. At that point I become a soloist (again! eeek).
I'm hoping it'll be easier once I get onto playing tunes, properly.
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