I'm doing 16 things
I want to be fluent in treble clef. The reason for this is that I process information faster in bass clef than in treble clef; I think this is because my brain is more synergized in that clef. This means that stuff in music theory is always ridiculously more difficult than it should be for me because it’s almost always in treble clef.
RosePetersky's Life List
-
1. publish a book
5 cheers2,571 people -
2. become active in the environmental movement
2 cheers2 people -
3. improve my grades
1 cheer297 people -
4. Increase my upper body strength.
2 cheers89 people -
5. finish the second draft of my story
2 entries1 person -
6. speak spanish fluently
2 entries . 3 cheers2,352 people -
7. Help elect a better President
1 entry . 7 cheers1 person -
8. make it through high school
1 entry . 2 cheers25 people -
9. vote
2 cheers358 people -
10. see a woman become president of the U.S.
1 entry . 4 cheers4 people -
11. learn to read treble clef
1 entry . 1 cheer4 people -
12. throw a house party
1 entry . 3 cheers24 people -
13. Get a job
1 cheer12,562 people -
14. camp counselor
1 cheer2 people -
15. finish my fanfic
1 entry . 1 cheer24 people -
16. Maintain my cultural identity as a Jew despite not being one religiously
4 cheers1 person
How I did it
It made me 
How I did it: Learning bass trombone was amazing! It really helped my tone on tenor. I also feel that challenging into Jazz I was a good experience even though Ally, to this day, still holds a grudge against me for it. Even though it was self-fulfilling, it probably decreased my overall status by Mr. Kim's potential desire to keep me as a bass trombonist next year no matter how skilled on tenor I become because he wants Jazz II to have one. If he… Read how I did it…
Recent entries
I learned bass over the summer in the hope that would help me get in. I have a feeling I did better on the audition than the other girl who wants that spot. However, the audition isn’t over, I still have to do sectional work.
