Dare To Fail

I had a go at actual conducting by request of Lavy on Saturday.I guess I didn't do too well. Although I did actually manage to pinpoint and correct some minor (and possibly major) faults/errors/mistakes/flaws or whatever you want to call them. Yea, more egoistic words might just spill.

Sher Hann had a rather amusing idea of writing a true account what you did in band, for band or to band, in letter form and sealing anything along with it in an envelope. But to what point and purpose if no one reads it though?Anyone care to explain? I'm kinda slow these days.

Some may or may not have noticed that I've been rather insensitive or quick to diss the past few practices. Assuming it's safe to assume that some band members actually read this tiresome, egoistic, lonely blog of mine, I offer my apologies to anyone who I may or may not have wronged and may or may not know it.Oh, wordplay.

Wee Ren introduced to me this insteresting piece "Flight of Valor" which Lick Hung's band played for the IOI mall contest back in his Lick Hung days. Have to get the song somehow.... Very insteresting stuff.Mundaneness comes to the minds of many a band member when one speaks of practicing Singapore Rhapsody. Yea, SSB has been playing this song for too long.
And guess who wants to show off some more quotes of his...

"What is passion without effort, or effort without passion?"

"He who studies for good results will learn nothing from studying; He Who studies for knowledge, will learn all."

I guess I've decided, a Trombone and a Tenor Sax. Maybe an Alto in future.


"I'm not going because I want to die, I'm going because I want to find out if I truly lived."
- Spike, Cowboy Bebop

When you have truly lived, you die with no regrets.