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jazz9 · 03-23-2008, 06:02 PM

You will, however, lose some of your ability to play the wide majority of other music during your Corps. work. You will play your show for hours each day, most of it as loud as you can, and you will build up muscle to play THAT music. Sure, you can play loud and high for that stuff, but your ability to play soft and lyrical will slowly deteriorate. I even noticed this in my playing after regular marching season. I suggest just playing a wide variety of things while in Corps. so you don't lose any abilities you already have.

BTW, have fun marching with them, I'm sure it will be a blast!

03-23-2008, 06:02 PM	#27 (permalink)
jazz9 Piano User Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 294	Re: At a Crossroads in my music career You will, however, lose some of your ability to play the wide majority of other music during your Corps. work. You will play your show for hours each day, most of it as loud as you can, and you will build up muscle to play THAT music. Sure, you can play loud and high for that stuff, but your ability to play soft and lyrical will slowly deteriorate. I even noticed this in my playing after regular marching season. I suggest just playing a wide variety of things while in Corps. so you don't lose any abilities you already have. BTW, have fun marching with them, I'm sure it will be a blast! __________________ Bach Strad 37