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Music Major Problem #22
When Neapolitan doesn’t mean ice cream
This is our arrangement of “When Christmas Comes To Town” from The Polar Express!
time signatures by obscurity
4/4: literally called common time
3/4: a little less common
2/4: you are playing a march
2/2: you are playing a faster march
6/8: fairly common, but less so than 3/4. also probably a march
8/8: where'd you find this one
6/4: ???
5/4: ?????
12/4: uhm
3+3+2/8: what the hell are you playing
7/4: you're in a progressive metal band
1/1: real funny
when people stop walking in a crowded hallway
Me in the Garret Food Court
Humans have a strong relationship with music because of the way that music affects our feelings, our thinking, and our emotional state.
- unknown (via quotelounge)
the theatre roomate
Should you fight the fine arts students????
Musicians: Maybe. They have to run through the stress of reeds and bows and partials and 64th notes. If you catch them right after practice, competition, or audition, they will murder you without a thought in the most violent way possible but otherwise they are smol and harmless
Drawers/painters: No. They do not think. They are not human they are like psychopaths in human skin. If you breathe their way they will put toxic paint in your tea and you will die before you can say Picasso
Writers: Fight them before they get too powerful. They are crazy from dreaming up new lands and plotlines that their idea of reality is extremely fuzzy and cannot defend themselves properly. Trust me I am one of them
Photographers: These people are willing to risk their life to get the perfect shot. These people have almost died trying to get that said shot. They have nothing to lose, and they will be merciless into your death and they will kill you slowly and painfully
Digital Artists: fight them. They are usually weak from spending hours in front of a computer drawing up a perfect sketch and they'll be weak and undefended if you strike them from behind
Dancers: NEVER FIGHT THEM ARE YOU INSANE? these ppl are the ones who are the most aware of their bodily abilities and their kicks are super strong from doing all those spins and they will leap away before you can strike back and they will fight you mercilessly to the tune of the nutcracker. Never ever fight them. You will not be able to see them attack and you will be defenseless and pathetic as you die
Actors: What have actors done to you? They are tiny and helpless almost like little babies. If you like murdering babies go ahead, you monster
Singers: Depends. If it's a soprano, you better run the fuck away because they will use their voice to shatter the glass around you and you will die. If it's an alto or mezzosoprano, you better run the fuck away because they have unbridled rage from not being soprano and they do not care about releasing their rage on you. If it's a tenor you better run away but don't show them that you are scared bc they can smell fear. if it's a bass you can probs outrun them, but if you are cornered you will die. Oh, so that's not a depends. Its a HELL FUCKING NO
Sculptors: Yes fight them. First you must destroy their sculptures and weaken their morals and then stab them with their own broken pottery piece because they can't fight you back if you have their shattered work in their hands
Designers/Architects: Designers??? MAYBE??? Bc they have those giant scissors for cutting fabric but if you take them away they are defenseless like what are they gonna fight with? Clothes? And architects you better run away bc they can control rocks and marble and they will use their black magic to bury you underneath a mound of earth and your body will never be found
Filmmakers: Do you know what they have up their sleeve? No you dont. Could be props. Could be a harmless rabbit. COuld be knives. Don't fight them the risk is too great. Especially avoid the directors
Calligraphers: Do you really wanna fight them? I mean come on they only make pretty words for you and their art is so under-appreciated you should just give them a hug, refill their inkwell and silently walk away
PSA
When you sing you are building muscle. Especially in your core. So your favorite dress/shirt from High School may not fit not because you have gained weight but because your whole core muscle system is different from studying and singing 24/7. Don't let a size define you. You are worth so much more than a number on a tag
Our full set is now on YouTube!
What exactly is the proper response to a member of Chanticleer liking one of your Instagram videos? Asking for a friend.
TrebleMaker 1: how do you do these arrangements so fast? Do you just pull these outta your butt?
Me: ... I mean sometimes
TrebleMaker 2: what else you got up there?
Unnecessary musical things
Aries: the Pocket Trumpet
Taurus: recorders
Gemini: Country music
Cancer: ITALIAN WORDS YOU DON’T KNOW EVERYWHERE
Leo: being in a practice room with someone reaaaal sketch
Virgo: moldy reeds
Libra: Triple flats
Scorpio: sketchy slide oil stains
Sagittarius: Valve Trombone
Capricorn: that one soprano I who won’t shut up about the fact that she’s soprano 1
Aquarius: squeaking woodwinds
Pisces: that screaming sound effect on keyboards
Signs a Music Major Needs a Vacation
You can sing all parts to every piece from your ensemble.
You have used the A Cappella app and proved it.
You can mimic their instrument professor’s every word, comment, and mannerism to a T.
You’re beginning to realize that you could theoretically give yourself a lesson by doing this.
You genuinely do not remember when you wrote that paper you just got back, but it got an A so who cares.
You don’t remember the last time you had a day with NOTHING to do. You don’t know what you’d do if you had one.
You don’t remember the last time you had a meal that wasn’t prepackaged.
You know exactly where in the music building you are with your eyes closed, which is helpful when you wake up from a surprise nap.
You’ve perfected your performance face, not out of desire, but out of necessity to hide how unprepared you feel.
You’ve started discussing music theory in your sleep.
You’ve had a dream where you’re being haunted by a Tristan chord - the worst part is you never know where it’s going.
You have grown so, so tired of John Cage 4′33″ jokes that you’re giving people the 4′33″ treatment.
Your roommate forgets you live there because you’re always at the music building.
You laughed out loud when someone complained about having seven classes.
You have never taken FEWER than seven classes.
Work is nice because for a couple hours you don’t have to focus on your classwork.
You have scheduled in time with your best friend and significant other because otherwise someone will have you rehearse then and you’ll never see them again.
You consider naming your firstborn after the one that supported you the most - your coffee pot.
You’ve woken up someone by swearing at your theory homework.
When a non-music major tells you their classes, you’re confused when they don’t list their lesson.
You’ve strongly considered moving to Alaska recently.
Your terratorialism about your favorite practice room has started to grow violent.
Fight Song - Rachel Platten
When an Aria has repeating A sections