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Long time no post!

Wow. So yeah, it’s been over a month since last time I wrote. I’ll try to keep it to-the-point!

News on the Southern Gospel Choir, getting into the Conservatorium of Music, and how the Young Jazz Player’s Competition went, over at my music blog!

Well, that’s about it really. I didn’t have as much news as I thought I had. Other than that, I’ve been doing some photography again with a DSLR I borrowed… editing photos I’ve had piled up for months… making some music in GarageBand… started learning how to use Dreamweaver to make websites… and thinking about my own proper website, got a few ideas.

Anyway, til next time

Bec

Theory is not as boring as I expected.

On Sunday I began my lessons in music theory with tutor Ashton Maggs, in preparation for my Conservatorium entry test. Read more at my music blog by clicking here.

Last night I finished a critique for Drama, today being the final due date for them, and got it done, which was incredibly satisfying because now I have no more written work left for school! It is such a wonderful feeling of freedom. I have so little left now before I’m off completely for holidays, and all that I have left is fairly easy and enjoyable.

Updated to do list:
-Theory lessons (plus homework) twice a week until my theory test for the Conservatorium.
-External music performance exam next Monday.
-Singing with Claire in her external performance exam next Tuesday.
-Conservatorium audition, then theory test
-Southern Gospel Choir rehearsals & final concert

And that’s it! I am very much looking forward to a break after such a busy year. However I won’t just be sitting around playing video games the whole time. I’m looking forward to getting a bunch of stories, poetry & philosophy writing done, doing some musical collaborations with a drummer friend of mine, perhaps doing some modelling for some friends of mine who do photography. And most of all, finally getting together with those who have offered to model for me, and attempting some of the ideas for photos I’ve had written down for a while.

Something else I am looking forward to is spending some time with my friend Paul George of Digital Graffiti: http://www.digitalgraffiti.com.au He’s offered to teach me how to properly use Adobe Photoshop and other graphics programs, which would be handy, and could even possibly lead to some kind of employment. We’ll see. He also said that I can borrow his digital SLR camera if I need to, which is good.

So yes, the holidays are shaping up to be productive and fun. I might even see if I can get a waitressing job or somesuch.

One more interesting thing before I go, I found this site and that of my friend Justin Smith linked to from this page:  http://www.tas.gov.au/tasmaniaonline/Nav/Topic.asp?Topic=Personal%20sites
There’s even a small summary that someone has obviously taken the time to write.  I was delighted that someone would do that, and that my blog was deemed interesting or informative enough to be of use in that stockpile.

Looking forward to the warmer weather!

Bec

Catchup post

Head over to my music blog to read about my music exam results and some other things.

Other than that I’ve just been working on those music critiques, also drama critiques… I have two due in on Monday and I’ll hopefully get them both done, if not I’ll at least get one done and that will be okay. I’ve been organising a lot of things for the coming weeks… I’m starting music theory lessons with Ashton Maggs on Sunday, in order to brush up as much as possible before my Conservatorium audition. I’ll probably be doing 2 sessions a week with him and studying a lot in between – I have a lot to catch up on in that area. Luckily I basically have no classes anymore, and no written exams.

Bec


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