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post Apr 15 2008, 08:42 PM

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QUOTE(icypetals @ Apr 15 2008, 02:14 PM)
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we must think for our future as well. u must try to get further education if possible.
And going overseas means learning more!
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Agreed and I am funding to get away from this country actually. Nothing much I can say.

QUOTE(little ice @ Apr 15 2008, 02:20 PM)
he probably thought FTCL is the end of learning journey. hmm.gif
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No, there is still more and endless.

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cello, im sorry to say this, but i always look highly at u and take every of ur comment seriously as i look up apon you, but ur recent few comments make me disapoointed badly
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It is okay. For the questions up there because they just want that freaking certificate. Common answer but I do not look up on that. My humble point is that I do not like people who thinks that certificate is powerful.

What are we talking is degree in the beginning. Personally, I still think degree is not a must. Just me, alright?

And little ice. Sorry that I could not as I do not have recording equipment. I thought of this some time back.

No, I did not choose Zigeunerweisen. I am a cellist, nothing special for me in that piece (just my view). I choose Beethoven's Fifth and Ninth, Mozart and Bach that I have forgot. Conducted Beethoven's Piano Sonata #14 with self orchestra arrangement for my exam.

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QUOTE(Cello @ Apr 15 2008, 08:42 PM)
And little ice. Sorry that I could not as I do not have recording equipment. I thought of this some time back.

No, I did not choose Zigeunerweisen. I am a cellist, nothing special for me in that piece (just my view). I choose Beethoven's Fifth and Ninth, Mozart and Bach that I have forgot. Conducted Beethoven's Piano Sonata #14 with self orchestra arrangement for my exam.[/color]
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it's alright. biggrin.gif

oh i didn't know you're cellist! dang i should have noticed since your big name written there Cello lol! paiseh! doh.gif
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post Apr 15 2008, 11:40 PM

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post Apr 16 2008, 02:16 PM

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QUOTE(Cello @ Apr 15 2008, 08:42 PM)
Agreed and I am funding to get away from this country actually. Nothing much I can say.
No, there is still more and endless.
It is okay. For the questions up there because they just want that freaking certificate. Common answer but I do not look up on that. My humble point is that I do not like people who thinks that certificate is powerful.

What are we talking is degree in the beginning. Personally, I still think degree is not a must. Just me, alright?

And little ice. Sorry that I could not as I do not have recording equipment. I thought of this some time back.

No, I did not choose Zigeunerweisen. I am a cellist, nothing special for me in that piece (just my view). I choose Beethoven's Fifth and Ninth, Mozart and Bach that I have forgot. Conducted Beethoven's Piano Sonata #14 with self orchestra arrangement for my exam.

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ooh thumbup.gif

At last XD end of flame war.

those ppl who go for cert why do we need to bother them? just let them be. they go there siok siok because their parents are rich=.=

we are the kind where we need to save just for an oversea education doh.gif

well, for career wise, a degree is vital for a stable future. u wont want to be a diploma holder for the rest of your life=.=
and yes, cant wish to see the enviroment oversea, all the knowledge!

im planning for a masters T.T hopefully save enough+loan cry.gif

for me, the more u study, the more u gain, the more u travel, the more you learn, the more you work, the more you receive.
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post Apr 16 2008, 10:39 PM

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may i ask. for music, there's career path?
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post Apr 16 2008, 10:49 PM

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QUOTE(icypetals @ Apr 16 2008, 02:16 PM)
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At last XD end of flame war.

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for me, the more u study, the more u gain, the more u travel, the more you learn, the more you work, the more you receive.
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Once again I would want to apologize that I am not feeling well these lately, so my words came out are wrong.

Talking about education, degree is the highest of all. Master classes are exist but those are offered by experienced famous professionals. Keeping it clear, master is not a paper education.

I know there is a musician who is holding a diploma for the rest of his life, he is not around anymore. He passed away at the age of 80, he is a famous performer back then. I know him but I forgot his name , I study his history in my history studies. Conclusion, if really wants to go big, just take the effort to degree or master.

Even my boss, he is just a diploma holder and he is doing quite well today.

We need money to live but there is not a need to be crazy for money.


QUOTE(jikolo @ Apr 16 2008, 10:39 PM)
may i ask. for music, there's career path?
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post Apr 16 2008, 11:59 PM

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Anyone has any friend who wanna learn the violin and needed to buy a cheap one for beginner can let me know? I'm selling my violin off cheap.
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post Apr 17 2008, 01:44 AM

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QUOTE(jikolo @ Apr 16 2008, 10:39 PM)
may i ask. for music, there's career path?
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got tons of career path leh.

if you're learning violin, you can become violin virtuoso, teacher, orchestra player, play for functions/events. apart from instruments specialist, there's also music composer, arranger, film scoring, conductor, music transcribe.

that's only classical music type leh. there's also a long list if we're going to talk about modern music. icon_idea.gif
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QUOTE(Cello @ Apr 16 2008, 10:49 PM)
Once again I would want to apologize that I am not feeling well these lately, so my words came out are wrong.

Talking about education, degree is the highest of all. Master classes are exist but those are offered by experienced famous professionals. Keeping it clear, master is not a paper education.

I know there is a musician who is holding a diploma for the rest of his life, he is not around anymore. He passed away at the age of 80, he is a famous performer back then. I know him but I forgot his name , I study his history in my history studies. Conclusion, if really wants to go big, just take the effort to degree or master.

Even my boss, he is just a diploma holder and he is doing quite well today.

We need money to live but there is not a need to be crazy for money.

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ya, u can go far with a diploma.

but why stop if u can study further?? there is no pain learning more!

yup, if u want to be a millionare. dont be a musician.

but sometimes i see many music teachers who are not dedicated, they dont even have a good music education, they teach just because of the money, and when student come in, they give abit of theory homework, and walk out of the class to chit-chat. haiz.......... this kind of teacher ruins the beauty of the music and destroys the student's passion. they dont bother bout the student, and they are not dedicated.

I feel very lucky to have a good music teacher.
he ask me go down penang to find him during school holiday and he will take me around kai kai and discuss about my future.
he will always take me around places when there is oppurtunity.
lucky to have such a dedicated teacher
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post Apr 17 2008, 11:31 PM

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QUOTE(icypetals @ Apr 17 2008, 02:56 PM)
ya, u can go far with a diploma.

but why stop if u can study further?? there is no pain learning more!

yup, if u want to be a millionare. dont be a musician.

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Alright, I am putting the spoiler because of avoiding long posts.

I have a plan, I wanted to be a performer, a singer/songwriter that most "modern musician" does today. I came this far with diploma is to at least know the proper education of music. So I think you got my idea of being a musician but what you said is good. There is a problem of me is I do not have the fund to continue degree, my parents have a problem on that.

I worked in the other music school before, I saw guitar teacher teach guitar tabs instead of notation. More over, they are just play-by-ear guitar player. That which is disappoints me the most. Talking about teachers giving less lesson in a class, that is applied to all the teachers in the previous music school that I worked with. It disappoints me even thought it is not by business. I did not debate with them, I know what is going to happen if I do.

Since today and forever, I am teaching my students "full "throttle". Let me tell you, every time when there is a new student enrollment I will ask them why they choose to learn this instrument. I will ask a few aesthetic questions.

After all, there is a lot of disappointments other than education.

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post Apr 18 2008, 02:22 AM

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QUOTE(Cello @ Apr 17 2008, 11:31 PM)

I have a plan, I wanted to be a performer, a singer/songwriter that most "modern musician" does today.

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a kind advice from me who has worked in this industry for few years. you can be performer and songwriter, but singer? that's hell a lot of effort and the return is so little unless you have the potential of becoming a real "star". it's not about you put more effort then you'll get returns. it's just not the same thing. sweat.gif

not trying to put your passion down, but this is the reality. only 1% of the singer will success. unless, you want to go for it without expecting any returns, but to fulfill your dream. wink.gif

oh no...we're getting far far away from topic. rclxub.gif

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post Apr 18 2008, 11:37 AM

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QUOTE(little ice @ Apr 18 2008, 02:22 AM)
a kind advice from me who has worked in this industry for few years. you can be performer and songwriter, but singer? that's hell a lot of effort and the return is so little unless you have the potential of becoming a real "star". it's not about you put more effort then you'll get returns. it's just not the same thing. sweat.gif

not trying to put your passion down, but this is the reality. only 1% of the singer will success. unless, you want to go for it without expecting any returns, but to fulfill your dream. wink.gif

oh no...we're getting far far away from topic. rclxub.gif
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Yes, I expect nothing from return and I am not doing most people are doing in this place. I am not money minded, that is the whole point of it.

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Prelude from Bach's Cello Suite No. 1 played by Rostropovich


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QUOTE(Cello @ Apr 18 2008, 11:37 AM)
Yes, I expect nothing from return and I am not doing most people are doing in this place. I am not money minded, that is the whole point of it.

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mind you, the return is not just money. nevermind, you'll know when you get there. good luck to you. wink.gif
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QUOTE(Cello @ Apr 17 2008, 11:31 PM)
Alright, I am putting the spoiler because of avoiding long posts.

I have a plan, I wanted to be a performer, a singer/songwriter that most "modern musician" does today. I came this far with diploma is to at least know the proper education of music. So I think you got my idea of being a musician but what you said is good. There is a problem of me is I do not have the fund to continue degree, my parents have a problem on that.

I worked in the other music school before, I saw guitar teacher teach guitar tabs instead of notation. More over, they are just play-by-ear guitar player. That which is disappoints me the most. Talking about teachers giving less lesson in a class, that is applied to all the teachers in the previous music school that I worked with. It disappoints me even thought it is not by business. I did not debate with them, I know what is going to happen if I do.

Since today and forever, I am teaching my students "full "throttle". Let me tell you, every time when there is a new student enrollment I will ask them why they choose to learn this instrument. I will ask a few aesthetic questions.

After all, there is a lot of disappointments other than education.

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actually, there are a fews ways. ur dream for degree is not hancur yet=.="

you can start saving 1k per month, and by the time you go like 30-40k( a few years of saving). you can apply for loan for oversea. then when you come back, you can slowly pay. many people do that now, and u pay like rm300-1k per month, so its worth the while!

go to ur trustd bank and ask about it thumbup.gif

"Embrance your dream"- quote by Zack ( final fantasy sweat.gif )
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QUOTE(icypetals @ Apr 18 2008, 04:33 PM)
"Embrance your dream"- quote by Zack ( final fantasy  sweat.gif )
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"Shucks!! ........money...." - quote by Barret (final fantasy doh.gif )

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post Apr 18 2008, 10:10 PM

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QUOTE(little ice @ Apr 18 2008, 01:48 PM)
mind you, the return is not just money. nevermind, you'll know when you get there. good luck to you. wink.gif
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Awww..thank you.

QUOTE(icypetals @ Apr 18 2008, 04:33 PM)
actually, there are a fews ways. ur dream for degree is not hancur yet=.="

you can start saving 1k per month, and by the time you go like 30-40k( a few years of saving). you can apply for loan for oversea. then when you come back, you can slowly pay. many people do that now, and u pay like rm300-1k per month, so its worth the while!

go to ur trustd bank and ask about it thumbup.gif

"Embrance your dream"- quote by Zack ( final fantasy  sweat.gif )
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Speechless, I need to think about it. hmm.gif
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post Apr 19 2008, 02:33 PM

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QUOTE(Cello @ Apr 18 2008, 10:10 PM)
Awww..thank you.
Speechless, I need to think about it. hmm.gif
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well good luck, u can still suceed with diploma but why not go further?

just like a story my school teacher told me:
A boy said that his dad did not finnish form 2 and is driving mercedez.

then my teacher said that "if u study until standard 4, you would be riding an helicopter right?"

eventhou is funny, there's actually a lesson and moral in it.

think about cello, i will be rooting for ur suceess rclxms.gif
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today i just bought a violin after second lesson. wonder if its ok. all thing is rm474.

violin, bow, casing, rosin, and a mute. dope i didnt miss out anything.

its seems tat my shoulder aint tat tired any more after i adjust my posture. but i still having trouble holding the bow. just seems cant get it right.

can suggest a website for me to learn more?
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post Apr 19 2008, 10:51 PM

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QUOTE(icypetals @ Apr 19 2008, 02:33 PM)
well good luck, u can still suceed with diploma but why not go further?

just like a story my school teacher told me:
A boy said that his dad did not finnish form 2 and is driving mercedez.

then my teacher said that "if u study until standard 4, you would be riding an helicopter right?"

eventhou is funny, there's actually a lesson and moral in it.

think about cello, i will be rooting for ur suceess rclxms.gif
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Haha, I have heard of that quote before from someone.

"When you Cello gets bigger, it will pwn the violas and the violins!"
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QUOTE(jikolo @ Apr 19 2008, 10:45 PM)
today i just bought a violin after second lesson. wonder if its ok. all thing is rm474.

violin, bow, casing, rosin, and a mute. dope i didnt miss out anything.

its seems tat my shoulder aint tat tired any more after i adjust my posture. but i still having trouble holding the bow. just seems cant get it right.

can suggest a website for me to learn more?
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It is okay, but my music school can get lower than that. May I know what brand is your violin is? Eurostring?

Just a simple Google search:

http://www.expertvillage.com/video/13078_fiddle-bow-hold.htm
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just wondering, if you guys wannt further study music in college/uni, what kind of course you'll take? classical? modern music? music production? hmm.gif

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