My dual-wielding dream

Tolkoto · 3 days

And smash the keyboard with your face

DontFearTheHobo · 3 days

They play at Holy Cross.

Mr_heisenburg · 11 days

Sounds familiar!

GashcatUnpunished · 11 days

The outtake from this scene is almost as great, when Dwight misses the trampoline.

LeGruffaloOoOO · 19 days

Pretty straight-forward swing piano trio. It's good!

theempires · 20 days

"Tim" and "Eric" would be two good words to describe it.

One could argue "and" proves to be a valid third option.

baudusau · 20 days

This is a weird Beastie Boys cover

brocolitime · 21 days

Young girls are comin' to the caaanyyyooooooooonnnnnn

I didn't care about that song until I had a project back in high school about Tale of Two Cities, and I made a soundtrack and included that song. I don't remember what relevance there was to the story, but it was good.

rlt4e · 23 days

I never thought the game would be more amusing having to take that thing around, so I never tried. I can only imagine the patience men better than I must have.

thePROJECTION · 23 days

I thought it didn't let you continue if you lost the buggy.

JoeyBoloney · 26 days

Take a step back from the ball and let your arms hang, like someone else commented. That should help you straighten the right arm at impact. And let your body turn naturally in the follow-through - you're kind of picking up and moving the body more up-and-down instead of turning around a center of gravity. If that makes any sense.

wil555 · 27 days

There must be a song in there somewhere..."I Keep My BDSM Key in My Ukulele Case" or something.

wil555 · 28 days

Heh. 6' and 175, I guess that assumption is valid based on the given info...just a 23 year old who doesn't want his roommates eating all of his mommy's cookies. Sue me.

tabelz · 1 month

It's a hair biased towards Portland Elliott vs LA Elliott, and you can tell by the wording he uses sometimes, but other than that, I thought it was pretty informative and cool.

socksgetlost · 1 month

Be very careful. One of my best friends landed a PK-8 job with choir and musicals and it was almost the death of him - far too much to handle. I don't know the size of your school, but be VERY wary of not biting off more than you can chew.

For resources, I recommend John Feierabend's books and Conversational Solfege methods out of GIA Publishing.

The kids should be doing music, learning about music, and becoming more musically literate in every single lesson.

And follow the National Standards - they're there to guide your lessons and keep your kids on a good path.

I just gave a lecture about the first year of teaching at a local Music Ed conference - I'd be happy to send you my handout if you're interested.

socksgetlost · 1 month

Don't let technology take over making unprocessed music. Let the kids feel and play actual instruments. Garageband units are great, and recording moments/performances to listen back to and evaluate are wonderful, but my heart hurts when kids are robbed of experiencing life that isn't on a screen.

tabelz · 1 month

I second "Our Band Could Be Your Life." I also loved...

"Things The Grandchildren Should Know" by E from Eels (it's a quick, good read)
"Elliott Smith and the Big Nothing" by Benjamin Nugent
"Fear of Music: The Greatest 261 Albums Since Punk and Disco" by Garry Mulholland
"Minimalists: 20th Century Composers" by K. Robert Schwartz.

wil555 · 1 month

Give it time. It took me a bit, but you find people who are very similar to you, but also came from a totally different place. I liked that about my new college friends when I was in school.

wil555 · 1 month

A common misconception about most introverts!

wil555

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