i need my alfalfa burgers!
stress = adrenaline, kinda cool
i cant wait till all my tests are done, bah.
So basically today, i kinda got demoted in Junior, but not really. I'm playing second on one of the pieces (4th chair) and im second chair on another one (but that was arbitrarily decided before auditions, and first on the Sibelius, which is the only one that matters
On the other hand, I'm playing with Youth on the Mackey. I have this awesome antiphonal part (I stand in the balcony) and heres what my part tells me to play:
"slowly ad-lib in equal durations on the following pitches (in any order)
out-of-sync with other players, legato, avoid repeating patterns"
Sounds fun
I also have key lime pie and tiramisu at the same time... yay for leftover desserts...
My Ap euro test is scheduled for 1 pm, which kinda sucks cause that means it ends at 5 or later and prom pictures are at like.. 6:15. Oh well. Isn't it true though that the college board rules state that a test must start between 6 AM and 10 AM? i read that in the Princeton review. On the other hand, mine is from 2003.
i cant wait till all my tests are done, bah.
So basically today, i kinda got demoted in Junior, but not really. I'm playing second on one of the pieces (4th chair) and im second chair on another one (but that was arbitrarily decided before auditions, and first on the Sibelius, which is the only one that matters
On the other hand, I'm playing with Youth on the Mackey. I have this awesome antiphonal part (I stand in the balcony) and heres what my part tells me to play:
"slowly ad-lib in equal durations on the following pitches (in any order)
out-of-sync with other players, legato, avoid repeating patterns"
Sounds fun
I also have key lime pie and tiramisu at the same time... yay for leftover desserts...
My Ap euro test is scheduled for 1 pm, which kinda sucks cause that means it ends at 5 or later and prom pictures are at like.. 6:15. Oh well. Isn't it true though that the college board rules state that a test must start between 6 AM and 10 AM? i read that in the Princeton review. On the other hand, mine is from 2003.