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06 May 05 - 11:50 AM (#1479448) Subject: BS: How musicians do it From: GUEST,Round Round been aRound Musicians do it with a beat, simple steady short and sweet; And if that fails to light your fire, they move it up an octave higher. You pussies get me juices flowing! I've been around, and now I'm going to ask that you add something to it. Pray tell us how musicians do it! |
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06 May 05 - 12:15 PM (#1479466) Subject: RE: BS: How musicians do it From: TheBigPinkLad I like to do it a cappella I'm an old-fashioned sorta fella None of this three in the round Two notes make a perfect sound. I wish though that my instrument Was younger and not quite so bent My blow is also sorely tried And sometimes I'm a bit too tired. But still I would like to think Young maidens out upon the drink Still check out my squeezebox and say He's Over the Hill but Still OK. Aye thangewe ... |
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07 May 05 - 04:41 AM (#1479900) Subject: RE: BS: How musicians do it From: Liz the Squeak Typical.. I ended up with one of lifes' natural percussionists. LTS |
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07 May 05 - 04:48 AM (#1479905) Subject: RE: BS: How musicians do it From: robomatic A Folksinger Earns Every Dime |
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07 May 05 - 05:42 AM (#1479916) Subject: RE: BS: How musicians do it From: Mr Red Melodeon players can do it pushing and pulling.......... |
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07 May 05 - 07:02 AM (#1479941) Subject: RE: BS: How musicians do it From: GUEST,fiesty fan in the first row Want great lips? Take up the flute! Sounds bad at first but looks real cute. I love to watch 'em blow and pucker! (Guess I'm just a raunchy f***er) But woodwinds are no place to linger if you want fantastic fingers that slide and trill and make vibrato. Oooo! Guitarists get me hot - OHHHH! |
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07 May 05 - 08:24 AM (#1479962) Subject: RE: BS: How musicians do it From: *daylia* Ha! Guitarists are too picky! Their fingers sweat and get so sticky. But piano players have great touch; They tickle till they're told "Too much!!!" |
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07 May 05 - 12:46 PM (#1480078) Subject: RE: BS: How musicians do it From: Bunnahabhain If music be the food of love, play on; Twelth Night 1.1 |
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07 May 05 - 02:34 PM (#1480122) Subject: RE: BS: How musicians do it From: Bill D from:Wit and Mirth, or Pills to Purge Melancholy IV, 94: 'The Wanton Trick'. Author: Thomas D'Urfey "The string of his viol She put to the trial, Till she had the full length of the stick; Her white bellied lute She set to his flute, Oh, 'tis but a wanton trick. Thus she with her lute And he with his flute, Held every crotchet and prick; She learnéd at leisure Yet payed for the pleasure, Oh, 'tis but a wanton trick. ............ You maids that make trial Of a lute or a viol, Take care how you handle the stick, If you like not this order, Come try my recorder, Oh, 'tis but a wanton trick." |
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07 May 05 - 06:15 PM (#1480237) Subject: RE: BS: How musicians do it From: mandoleer Rhythmically, unless they've only had a bodhran for one week.... |