Anyway, since you guys brought home your instruments, please PRACTICE. Yes, Zheng Liang, you too.
For the saxophone seniors, please learn 108 - 116 in Symphonic Band Technique. And Costa, Samba, Soran and Song of the Bells. Or suffer my....displeasure.
Saxophone juniors, practice your Fire Dance and scales. Learn as many scales as you can. If you want to know the scales, contact me.
Bassoonists, please learn Fire Dance and the Bb chromatic scale. Remember, by mid-June, you must get ALL your fingerings right. Or you will suffer my displeasure too.
Now, the bassoons can listen to this :D
Saxophonists, I'm lazy.
All right, all the best for your exams! Me will look at your results too >:)
Thursday, April 15, 2010 @ 4:53 AM
Well, since the bassoonists are with us now, should the blog still remain saxophone themed? :O
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Wednesday, April 7, 2010 @ 5:39 AM
Speech day is in 2 more days, so jiayou k! Yeah, I know you all are tired from those constant rehearsals, but you just have to bear with it. Last year's SYF practice sessions was from 8 to 6 you know...
And your mid years are just around the corner. 29th April to be exact. So buck up on your studies and show that saxophonists are smart people too! Get all A1 ah :B
saxey peirceans
We are a bunch of saxophonists and oboists from Peirce Wind Symphony! Quite obvious right?
We love to play our saxophones and oboes. Well. Except for sometimes.
The saxophonists wants a soprano saxophone. Care to donate?
We would also like to kill all our running notes when it's available! Yes, even the baritone has them sometimes.
Most of all, we would want ourselves to stay happy and strong as a section.
