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Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician?


Yes! I play a brass instrument. I'm a Dominant.
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Yes! I play a woodwind instrument. I'm a Dominant.
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Yes! I play percussion. I'm a Dominant.
  6% (1)
Yes! I play a string instrument. I'm a Dominant.
  12% (2)
Yes! I play a brass instrument. I'm a Submissive.
  6% (1)
Yes! I play a woodwind instrument. I'm a Submissive.
  12% (2)
Yes! I play percussion. I'm a Submissive.
  6% (1)
Yes! I play a string instrument. I'm a Submissive.
  12% (2)
No. I'm a Dominant.
  12% (2)
No. I'm a Submissive.
  31% (5)


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Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/10/2008 1:00:37 PM   
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I'm currently attending university for a degree in music, with French Horn as my major instrument. I'm interested to see how many other people here play orchestral and symphonic wind instruments after a particularly good private lesson :)

So here's a random poll :D Enjoy!

For the purposes of the poll, Piano will count as percussion, and a Harp will count as a string instrument ;)
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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/10/2008 1:05:46 PM   
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uh oh... I forgot to include switches  sorry guys...

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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/10/2008 1:35:59 PM   
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Back in the day, I played a lot of winds, but was best on bassoon.

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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/10/2008 1:43:05 PM   
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Another lifetime ago in a galaxy far away....ok, 32 years ago in another state, I aspired to be a high school band director, took the classes for 2-1/2 years until I actually did some student teaching.  That's when I decided teaching sucked for me and I went on a different path.

My majors were the flute & percussion, minored in voice and choral conducting.  I played the cymbals in "Night On Bald Mountain" once....my nipples still involuntarily invert themselves when they hear the opening notes.   (For anyone not understanding, picture short arms, huge cymbals, and trying to hit a lot of loud, crashing phrases without catching a delicate part.....)

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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/10/2008 6:50:47 PM   
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I play the piano and I am mostly submissive, so I chose that.

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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/10/2008 6:53:37 PM   
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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/10/2008 6:53:44 PM   
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LMAO Wynd.. what a visual!!

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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/10/2008 8:16:40 PM   
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Oh my...

I'm going into music ed. I hope that it's the right decision (especially since I'm taking an extra year) but I've already done some practical teaching (of individual lessons) as well as *actual* teaching of little kids (5th graders) in a classroom setting. Though that's not my age category, I still loved it :)

*crosses fingers*

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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/10/2008 8:39:25 PM   
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no but i listen to goth metal music fronted by female opera singers with orchestra and symphonic style metal.  actually called:operatic symphonic gothic metal.




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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/10/2008 8:51:41 PM   
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Oooo...

Are they Sopranos? Mezzo-sopranos? Altos?

:D I love me some Mezzo voices.

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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/10/2008 8:57:13 PM   
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What about a Classical vocalist? i sing with Orchestras...

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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/10/2008 9:16:11 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: aravain

Oooo...

Are they Sopranos? Mezzo-sopranos? Altos?

:D I love me some Mezzo voices.


sopranos some of them yes...the one with nightwish was....though new singer who isnt.
her name is tarja turunen who went to solo pop music...ugh..  epica is also good simone simons for them...there are too many that try to imitate these groups who were the first of their kind...but nothing has come close.

"Simone Simons delivers operatic vocals in a mezzo-soprano range though she has also been known to sometimes sing "with a clear alto voice that has a flawless tone and a lot of emotion."

the music of Nightwish had been "distinguished by the operatic voice" of soprano Tarja Turunen,[37] a "charismatic frontwoman with a powerful voice





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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/10/2008 11:51:49 PM   
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I love vocalists :)

My favorite female vocal range is Mezzo-Soprano, but I get a kick out of a good Alto, too. :D

I've only heard vocalists with an orchestra in a full choir, though... it must be AMAZING to sing in front of one!

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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/11/2008 4:26:47 AM   
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I'm neither, although I tend to sound like a tuba or trumpet after burrito night! 

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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/11/2008 4:36:13 AM   
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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/11/2008 7:00:35 AM   
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i play piano/keyboards, review/interview bands and (though i hate this term) switch



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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/11/2008 7:30:49 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: aravain

Oh my...

I'm going into music ed. I hope that it's the right decision (especially since I'm taking an extra year) but I've already done some practical teaching (of individual lessons) as well as *actual* teaching of little kids (5th graders) in a classroom setting. Though that's not my age category, I still loved it :)

*crosses fingers*


Oh, don't let my story put you off.  If you've already enjoyed giving lessons and loved teaching 5th graders, you'll do great!

I did have a quarter of teaching a class of 2nd graders, and it was awesome.  I really wanted to teach high school...but then when I attempted it, I was really put off by the attitudes, which I know are normal for that age, but I just didn't have the patience it requires.  Keep up your good work!

(I'm a 2nd alto, too  ) 

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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/11/2008 7:37:48 AM   
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I play theremin. So far, only once with the local symphony. They were doing a concert which included film music from the 1950's... so I was asked to do the bits for both "Spellbound" and "The Day the Earth Stood Still." I believe myself switch, but with a strong submissve preference....

How do you think the two are linked, just out of curiosity?

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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/11/2008 8:33:46 AM   
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I played the sax in middle school. Moved onto bass and guitar, & I can drum a little too. I listen to hard/metal rock. Play in hard/metal bands & I'm a sub.

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RE: Are you an Orchestral or Symphonic Musician? - 10/11/2008 8:52:18 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: aravain

I love vocalists :)

My favorite female vocal range is Mezzo-Soprano, but I get a kick out of a good Alto, too. :D

I've only heard vocalists with an orchestra in a full choir, though... it must be AMAZING to sing in front of one!


then get epica.

epica:consign to oblivion
epica:the phantom agony
epica:the divine conspiracy

dont buy them from ebay as they're often fakes...get direct from the groups myspace or official site like i do.

though with these female goth metal's...there is a little raspy male voice in some songs too. 

some songs will be partly in latin.  like with sirenia:nine destinies and a downfall which also has choir, orchestra.

the new nightwish:dark passion play is alot like the divine conspiracy..but is a little bit more variety including songs with just a flute, chello,violin.


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