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May 05, 2008 @ 07:33:44 | #5 | redhead
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16/F/, Australia Join Date: Mar 2008 | I've never had this problem. I'm in a small town, and the owner of the small music shop here seems to appreciate that I probably have a greater musical knowledge than him despite being half his age. After a few joking comments when I was buying large numbers of reeds, he got it real quick. I might be young but I take music seriously.
When I've had to go in to the city for the larger music shops, they soon learn their place. I may be only 5' and dress like I'm 7, but when I ask for 7th grade AMEB books, don't lead me to 2nd grade tv themes or popular music. One guy there was trying to demonstrate how to play a song, I managed to correct about 20 things he did (chromatic fingering, incorrect diatonic fingering so flat tone, trilling to the wrong note etc). Now when I ask for exam music, they get the point and show where it is. Would be nice if they'd stop rearranging so I didn't need their help. | | |
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