Here we can all be heard for a little while. Part 3

Pyxis

Lambyr wrote: »

Based on that the French would find me hilarious! Just a shame I can only do it after spicy food.

I'm sure you could force yourself to live on spicy food if it meant you'd make your fortune! :rotfl:





:idea: Perhaps you could combine it with learning the flute, and make two fortunes?

(Or should that be fartunes? Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha!)

Lambyr

Pyxis wrote: »

I'm sure you could force yourself to live on spicy food if it meant you'd make your fortune! :rotfl:

:idea: Perhaps you could combine it with learning the flute, and make two fortunes?

(Or should that be fartunes? Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha!)

It wouldn't really be forcing myself. My stomach wouldn't forgive me but I'd eat spicy food every day if I could get away with. For instance, I've resolved to be healthy this week as I've put on a bit of pudge lately and I've been dangerously close to ordering a curry today. But no! I'm determined to be a good girl!

I think introducing a flute might be a bad idea. I'm not particularly well-balanced and an accident could occur. :eek:

jobbingmusician

Happy music theory vibes on their way, tea. Do feel free to ask any questions!

Pyxis

jobbingmusician wrote: »

Happy music theory vibes on their way, tea. Do feel free to ask any questions!

Like, how to play a flute using one's nether orifice, without falling over and kebabing oneself?

jobbingmusician

Key signatures for minor keys - an easy way to remember.

It's worth learning one thing, which is that the relative minor of C major is A minor.

Then, all you have to remember is that the relative minors are a minor third , or 3 semitones, below their relative majors. (I can never remember whether it's a min 3rd above or below, which is why I need to know that C maj and A min are a pair.)

So - if you know the key signature for a major key, you now know the sig of its relative minor as well......

Pyxis

jobbingmusician wrote: »

Key signatures for minor keys - an easy way to remember.

It's worth learning one thing, which is that the relative minor of C major is A minor.

Then, all you have to remember is that the relative minors are a minor third , or 3 semitones, below their relative majors. (I can never remember whether it's a min 3rd above or below, which is why I need to know that C maj and A min are a pair.)

So - if you know the key signature for a major key, you now know the sig of its relative minor as well......

Ah yes, thanks! I knew there was an easy way of remembering!

codemonkey

oh meant to say Pyxis, I tried the tape thing last night. According to my app, I did a few quiet snores and no loud snores until around 5am when I think I took it off. Can't remember doing so but I woke up without it.

Pyxis

codemonkey wrote: »

oh meant to say Pyxis, I tried the tape thing last night. According to my app, I did a few quiet snores and no loud snores until around 5am when I think I took it off. Can't remember doing so but I woke up without it.

Sounds hopeful, then! Keep persevering! I used to take mine off in my sleep, initially. You do get used to it!



Oh, and be prepared to find bits of micropore tape stuck to strange places!

elsien

Wonder if the tape works on dogs? Gitdog is calling the cows home as we speak.

Pyxis

elsien wrote: »

Wonder if the tape works on dogs? Gitdog is calling the cows home as we speak.

You've kind of got to not want to open your mouth.

Would that apply to Gitdog?