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i should just. go back to taking lessons tbh
but $$$ and also uni takes time
BUT LIKE. ACTUALLY. I ALR PRACTICE TWO INSTRUMENTS EVERYDAY. an extra hour of lesson on the weekend probably isn& #39;t that bad....?
i mean i& #39;m failing my classes tho so idk if the fact that i& #39;m alr spending time on two instruments is a good thing
pros of taking lessons: i get a teacher to tell me what to do instead of flailing about trying to play pieces i can& #39;t play
pros of taking lessons w my old teacher: i like her and i& #39;m comfy w learning from her
pros of taking lessons w my old teacher: i like her and i& #39;m comfy w learning from her
cons of taking lessons from her: idk back when i was taking lessons it always felt like i was j moving through the grades and when i wasn& #39;t doing exams it felt kinda stagnant
and therefore the more important point: idk where else to find a good teacher
and therefore the more important point: idk where else to find a good teacher
idk i j think that the fact that i went through 12 years of formal lessons without ever being pushed to perform is kinda weird. as a pianist
and then there is obviously the constant idea that "maybe if i got pushed harder i would be good enough to do music at uni now"
idk what this thread is for at this point whee
