When you go to a private school, learning to play an instrument is pretty much a requirement So basically in my primary school:
1st to 2nd grade: Keyboard (mandatory)
3rd to 4th grade: choose between keyboard or recorder
5th to 6th grade: choose between violin or recorder
and for the secondary division of that school (I moved school) 7th grade onwards, you can choose between guitar, recorder, or violin.
For my high school it keeps on changing because of the teacher, but for my first two years there (before the teacher left) guitar was mandatory for everyone.
Thatās sounds so different from here (even though I don:t even go to a private school-)
Ooh, for us itās likeā¦ (they were optional but highly encouraged in my school, so almost everyone did them)
3rd: recorders
4th: handmade dulcimers and/or recorders
5th: ukulele, and there was band if you wanted to do it (orchestra for others)
6th to end-ish of highschool: band (to my knowledge)
Most people usually just do it because of school then drop the instrument after theyāre done. Not much people are in band anymore (and itās slowly getting boring for me because Iām way ahead of everyone in classā¦)
itās a deadly weapon
to both others and our mental state (at points where I donāt have scissors, etc, I would just bite them off, then rinse with 20 gulps of water)
You guys have no idea how many takes this took, and it still is full of mistakes (really, itās not good)
Let me preface this by saying that I donāt know the full song.
Yeah, as you can hear, Iām still basic. That thing in the middle wasnāt a chord btw, it was my finger lifting off the fingerboard and the strings unsticking and therefore vibrating (itās not supposed to do that). I made some mistakes, awkward pauses, and it doesnāt even sound like a guitar. The last part especially sounds more like violin pizzicato because I canāt press the strings enough to not mute them.
I wouldāve recorded a better take but my right leg feels numb after I placed my guitar on it