i need to know if the auditions are done a long time in advance for the actual x factor shows. can anybody help me out?
I have been learning the violin for a long time, but would still not consider myself as being very good, probably because I have never put enough time into it in the past. Lately I have started playing more regularly, however I cannot move my fingers fast enough for the pieces I want to play - I just can't accurately get my body to do what my mind is telling it.
Does anybody have a "secret method" to accomplish this?
I'm moving there from Alexandria, LA and I've done some online research. All sings keep pointing to a horrible tornado outbreak in 1997. (Of course, they don't mention those sunny days in which no tornadoes form.) So, any long time residents may be able to answer my question. what should I expect? How often does it get really bad? What contingencies are in place for severe weather? Should I search for a home with a basement/saferoom for avoiding tornado damage? Should I run through wheat fields in my pajamas and slippers whenever a Tornado watch is issued?
Someone fill me in please?
does it matter how old you are when you learn it?
I am 23...I played violin a bit when I was a kid but didn't like practicing so never got particularly good at it. I could play songs and all back then...but it's been a long time and I remember nothing about how to play. But lately I've sort of been regretting that I stopped and vaguely wondering how hard it would be to pick up.
Additionally...how much would a decent violin cost to get?
Just curious...
Oh, also I play clarinet so I am not a total stranger to music. And I have a good ear for music I think
I've hoping to be able to play an musical instrument for a very long time but for some reason that I cant do it as i like. well,now, i can have the chance to play some. but i found i have no idea about music because i never learn any about it...so where can i start from? and which one of bass and guitar is easier for me to start with? thank you so much!
