[QUOTE=Steerpike]That's one way of doing it, I guess.[/QUOTE]



you should see when 'under the influence'

Wow those asians can really play.

[QUOTE=Slug]Wow those asians can really play.[/QUOTE]



you should see their table tennis teams

[QUOTE=Slug]Wow those asians can really play.[/QUOTE]

:lol:

He played pieces that were considered to be so impossible that he was accused of so many horrible things by established Western classical guitarists who were shocked that a [i]young[/i] man from the East could just show up and teach them all about their "own" art music tradition.

It really is a sad story :-(

Eggo, you are at Hopkins right?

Yep.

cool how you liking it? have you gone into DC for any shows yet?

I love it here :-D

The workload can be insane (and sometimes insanely hard) though...But the [I]really[/I] bad stuff will hit me in the fall (Systems Neuroscience, Biochemistry, and Organic Chemistry), heh.

I haven't gone to DC...Not really any free time to travel around, hehe.

[QUOTE=Eggo]:lol:

He played pieces that were considered to be so impossible that he was accused of so many horrible things by established Western classical guitarists who were shocked that a [i]young[/i] man from the East could just show up and teach them all about their "own" art music tradition.

It really is a sad story :-([/QUOTE]

Clasical musicians are just like that. Simon Shaheen once performed at my campus and told an anecdote of a time he was talking with a classical violinist. The violinist wanted to hear some of his jazz/folk improv, so he handed Simon a violin. Simon retuned all four strings to match his playing style, much to the violinist's [i]horror[/i], and played for a few minutes.

The violinist said, "Simon, it's great that you can create such wonderful music off the top of your head... but did you have to play so many notes wrong?"

Well, the difference in Kazuhito's story is that everyone was horrified that was playing so many notes right :D

[QUOTE=Eggo]The workload can be insane (and sometimes insanely hard) though...But the [I]really[/I] bad stuff will hit me in the fall (Systems Neuroscience, Biochemistry, and Organic Chemistry), heh.
[/QUOTE]

What are you studying to become?

I'm a Neuroscience major.

[QUOTE=Eggo]I'm a Neuroscience major.[/QUOTE]

Sounds...

complicated. :(

[QUOTE=TheDMV]Sounds...

complicated. :([/QUOTE]

Haha, I guess.

It's such a cool field though. It's the last frontier of medicine and physiological science and everything is so new and cutting edge. Heck, my textbook for Cog Sci (Cognitive Neuroscience) is only on it's second edition!

The most awesome part is that most of the stuff we talk about in the lectures actually happen or have happened at my school! JHU is one of the leading places for advances in neuroscience research...Research that I will hopefully soon be contributing to \M/

I think I'd go crazy doing something practical at University.

[QUOTE=Eggo]:lol:

He played pieces that were considered to be so impossible that he was accused of so many horrible things by established Western classical guitarists who were shocked that a [i]young[/i] man from the East could just show up and teach them all about their "own" art music tradition.

It really is a sad story :-([/QUOTE]

I've just been reading up on quite a bit of it. It's interesting.

Haha, what are you doing at uni?

Philosophy.


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My apologies.

yea, i was gonna follow up with "my boy graduated with a degree in that field"



but hes a pizza delivery man now. Great fukking conversations, tbh

[QUOTE=kurrptsenate]yea, i was gonna follow up with "my boy graduated with a degree in that field"



but hes a pizza delivery man now. Great fukking conversations, tbh[/QUOTE]

Possibly the most educated pizza delivery man around.

[QUOTE=GenuineImitation]Possibly the most educated pizza delivery man around.[/QUOTE]



hes definitely a smart dude. Our conversations usually know no bounds. Most of the time, we just try to out humor the other person. No holds barred of course

I wasn't saying he wasn't smart.

haha i understand that bro :lol:

[QUOTE=kurrptsenate]haha i understand that bro :lol:[/QUOTE]

Ok. When I first read you post, I thought it had a hint of anger and resentment in it.

nah haha, i really dont get like that...


if anything, id get apathetic and ignore ya, if that were the truth.

We have an option to take philosophy next year...some weird *** program thing where they teach like people across the pond.

All of 5 people would be in it. :lol:

that would be perfect man!

[QUOTE=Shattered_Future]We have an option to take philosophy next year...some weird *** program thing where they teach like people across the pond.

All of 5 people would be in it. :lol:[/QUOTE]


What the program called? Is it the IB program?

[QUOTE=Eggo]:lol:

He played pieces that were considered to be so impossible that he was accused of so many horrible things by established Western classical guitarists who were shocked that a [i]young[/i] man from the East could just show up and teach them all about their "own" art music tradition.

It really is a sad story :-([/QUOTE]
What was he accused of?
[QUOTE=GenuineImitation]What the program called? Is it the IB program?[/QUOTE]
Aaron was in that when we lived in VA.

Im in my last year of it now. What did he think of it?

[QUOTE=Shattered_Future]We have an option to take philosophy next year...some weird *** program thing where they teach like people across the pond.

All of 5 people would be in it. :lol:[/QUOTE]

Teach foreigners gogogogogo!

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