I got a new follower.

So i'm going to my grandparents house this for Thanksgiving and they don't have good internet so I will try to do updates on here then but if I miss a day you'll know why and not assume i'm dead.

Nothing exciting happened today, so there isn't much to say it today's update.

Hum de dum.

What I think is funny is that the melody of the song with the lyrics "all about the bass about the bass, no treble" is composed in treble clef.

If any of you were wondering, Rondo Alla Turca is going well.

My hand hurts for some reason.

anyone know why?

I am starting to dislike quadratic equations. I always forget to square the (x-h) part. What does it even do? It's just up there like, "Howdy y'all! I'm square the useless!" Nothing about it is important other than it makes the curve, curvy on desmos.

I had a really bad nosebleed at like midnight. Since it was technically apart of today I am including it in here. I had another one like a few days before just as bad.

Classical music is wayyyyyyyy better than pop music.

First off, people who are into classical music, know when to clap. AT THE END!!! NOT IN THE MIDDLE OF MOVEMENTS!!! They also know it's sacrilegious to clap along.

Second, if we look at the sheet music of a pop song and a classical piece, they are wayyy different.

First, let's look at this piece. Minute in G Major. A simple melody with varying notes. Simple harmony. Could take a month or less to learn it. This isn't the whole piece.

Now let's look at this song. Viva la Vida is a famous pop song. We can see at the beginning, the melody is very repetitive. The harmony is too, only changing a bit. Sure it may take a bit longer to learn, but it's still more boring.

I could also pick even faster and more complex classical pieces. I can name a few right now. La Campanella, Rondo Alla Turca, and the fastest and most sacrilegious of them all, Flight of the Bumblebee.

I hope you enjoyed my debate about whether classical music or pop is better. I'm gonna end it here.

Bye!

- G Drizzle to da Hizzle