Music facilities for non-music Students
hi there, I'm studying Computer Science but I'm also a keen musician looking to start an inevitably successful uni band once I hit Hull :P
I was just wondering whether non-music students are allowed to use the music facilities on campus (rehearsal rooms, recording studios) or if I have to join the music society or pay a fee of some kind to use them?
I was just wondering whether non-music students are allowed to use the music facilities on campus (rehearsal rooms, recording studios) or if I have to join the music society or pay a fee of some kind to use them?
same for my old school too, I just hope I don't end up in a situation where the only place I can play is in my room 
I play lots of instruments, all of them not very well :P but mainly guitar, piano and drums. What about you?
I play lots of instruments, all of them not very well :P but mainly guitar, piano and drums. What about you?
so pretty much on the same level of multi-instrumental inadequacy then :P I have soooo many random instruments and effects pedals, although my favourite is my melodica [flute with piano keys, sounds like an accordian] I'm in Thwaite Hall, room 75A I believe. You?
Awesome! I'm in Thwaite as well, room 00BA. You must come over for a jam some time! Ah yeah! I've seen melodica's, they're so great. I have a chord organ, which is pretty similar, sounds just like an accordion too, the only difference being that it has individual buttons for each chord - so for example, you can play a C chord with just one finger, instead of three, if you get me.
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Sick, definitely up for a few guitar/melodica/chord organ jam seshs :] that organ thing sounds awesome by the way, think I saw Patrick Wolf use one during his set at Reading fest, had no idea what it was at the time though :P so what kinda music are you into?
Original post by smokyfrank
Sick, definitely up for a few guitar/melodica/chord organ jam seshs :] that organ thing sounds awesome by the way, think I saw Patrick Wolf use one during his set at Reading fest, had no idea what it was at the time though :P so what kinda music are you into?
Haha, likewise, though I don't think I'll bring my organ with me, it's rather loud and large, too. Patrick Wolf is cool. I never really got that much into his music, but Wind In The Wires is a great album. Most of my music taste is tracked on this site: http://www.last.fm/user/Simon_FM/library - What do you like?
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