QUOTE(Cello @ Apr 9 2008, 11:15 AM)
That is fine, sometimes I am not serious.
Sometimes is fine to play it "cincai" but not all the time. i've gone through every post he made in this thread, there's not a single hint stating that he *always* cincai play. moreover, it's sight reading, which means if you see bunch notes cramped together you'll probably doing *sigh* reading anyway. if he's gonna perform it in front of everybody, that's different story.
he's not your student so why get yourself fustrated? that doesn't make you looks cool.
Added on April 9, 2008, 3:52 pmQUOTE(icypetals @ Apr 9 2008, 03:43 PM)
anyway, any guys have any idea on joining the malaysia philharmonic orchestra(violin part)??
are malaysian allegible to join?
if so, are there any minimum requirement like degree in classical music or performance or masters in something?
as far as i know, orchestra doesn't look at your qualification, instead they'll audition you with the dreaded sight reading as the players ARE doing sight readings everyday. players HAVE to play it smooth even it's the first time they got the score. they have no time to waste, the first thing conductor going to screw you on is all the dynamics and expressions, so if you can't even play properly, you're most probably out cause you're all other players can't be dragged just because 1 player cannot play well.
I don't know in detail how perfect the players can sight read a stranger's score, but i think they're really of high standard.
there're a few malaysian in MPO, that said, you're welcomed as long as you're good enough. i can imagine more malaysian will be even better cause the money are floating off to oversea badly if hire too many foreigners.
This post has been edited by little ice: Apr 9 2008, 03:58 PM