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Mave Datthews 85 Posted - 11/16/2004 : 3:21:23 PM
well, i know it's not the same time for everyone, but this week (11/15-11/19) is Hell Week for the poor souls here at Clarkson University.

on top of the usual cramming of projects and other miscellaneous bullshit this time of year, i'm especially miserable because i fucking hate this place. you see, i'm transferring back home to Buffalo State in the spring, and i can't wait to get out of this joke of a college. WHY THE HELL DID I COME HERE!!???

sorry. i had to vent.

how's everyone else's blood pressure?
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Fleabass76 Posted - 11/23/2004 : 5:24:43 PM
I think of the accidental as the leading tone or 7th degree of whatever note is next. That's the easiest way to go about it I think, although you have to have the major and minor scales down pretty well to get the point where you can insert that secondary dominant/subtonic accidental.
Zachmozach Posted - 11/22/2004 : 8:34:55 PM
Eh we were running a little behind due to a guest speaker and such and now we don't have to do any of the Sol Feg singing till finals week. Then we get tested on like three or four weeks left. So it's out of sight out of mind for me. That's good too because I'm always coming up a little flat.

Flea I have no idea how you think all the accidentals are easy. I looked ahead and I couldn't even get close singing by myself. I was constantly in the cracks.
Fleabass76 Posted - 11/21/2004 : 8:31:55 PM
Again, I'm wierd, but I think accidentals are easier with solfedge too, the way you alter the sylable makes sense to me. I dunno, it all sucks, but it pays off big time once you get it down.
Zachmozach Posted - 11/19/2004 : 8:18:20 PM
No she let's us transpose but we had to do duets and it had to be where it was at and it seems like she only let's it go just low enough for me to get the high notes. I haven't even begun to get into the minor syllables and so far the intervals have been easy no major sevenths or anything. I just am a bad singer and from being used to seeing a note and plucking it to hear the sound it's different when you read something and you have to produce the right pitch as well so that it actually comes from you. I just need to practice it but it's on the bottom of the practice ladder right along with keyboard skills.
dan p. Posted - 11/19/2004 : 7:50:49 PM
solfege is a bitch when you start doing highly chromatic stuff
Fleabass76 Posted - 11/19/2004 : 4:06:14 PM
Does he let you change octaves and/or transpose to an easier key? I've found that solfedge(sp?) works really well, but its not for everybody...
Zachmozach Posted - 11/18/2004 : 12:49:05 PM
quote:
Originally posted by Fleabass76

I have two classes which involve sight singing and/or sight singing while playing the piano....those suck. Other than that, it's mildly stressful. I can't wait till next semester, the last one, I'll only have two classes and golf, along with ensembles, but those are fun.


Oh man I hate sight singing so bad right now. Firstly I can't sing and secondly my teacher is always pushing me to the end of my small vocal range. Then I'm trying to actually hit the right pitch while getting the syllables right and I always screw at least one thing up.
Arthen Posted - 11/18/2004 : 04:28:30 AM
I don't have any midterms or anything now, but my work stuff is piling up, and personal relationships are whacky. It'll be amazing if I survive this week without turning into a cigarette smoker.
KevinLesko Posted - 11/18/2004 : 01:34:26 AM
At this point in time I'd just like to say... DAMN IT FEELS GOOD TO BE A GRADUATE!!!
pcbTIM Posted - 11/18/2004 : 12:37:36 AM
In engineering....every week is hell week.
bugman96 Posted - 11/17/2004 : 10:58:57 PM
My semester took a nose dive a few weeks ago. The world blows. Life can suck my dick, etc. This one's almost over. Next semester is my last and will be 21 credits of torment.
Fleabass76 Posted - 11/17/2004 : 9:41:28 PM
I have two classes which involve sight singing and/or sight singing while playing the piano....those suck. Other than that, it's mildly stressful. I can't wait till next semester, the last one, I'll only have two classes and golf, along with ensembles, but those are fun.
Zachmozach Posted - 11/16/2004 : 11:13:06 PM
Eh things are fine. Except for my Midi lab class everything has been pretty easy and not that midi lab hasn't, but I really hate that class.
dan p. Posted - 11/16/2004 : 3:32:29 PM
my blood pressure is always low.

beyond a couple of recitals i have coming up, there's nothing out of the ordinary. finals will be a different story.

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