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The Triforce of Professional Musicianship. 🧝♀️Or maybe even triality. The
Seems it can mean:
- Playing for a living.
- Being (very) accomplished.
- Behaving appropriately.
The Triforce of Professional Musicianship. 🧝♀️Or maybe even triality. The
Seems it can mean:
- Playing for a living.
- Being (very) accomplished.
- Behaving appropriately.
A good summary of what's wrong with the worldThe thing to do be in a, closed shop, guild.
Then the Guild decides who's called what, what's the training, how much is paid, how much of that is kicked-up through to the Guild Grand Poobah etc.
That is how: Law, Engineering, Medicine, Accountancy, Academia and religion work now.
Want to be a professional? Tick these professional development boxes and send us $£€500 per annum.
But Dual because musicians can only be expected to do two outta three....Or maybe even triality.
Seems it can mean:
- Playing for a living.
- Being (very) accomplished.
- Behaving appropriately.
But you get to be in The Club !A good summary of what's wrong with the world
And other peoples judgementAnd after digesting this thread, I come to the conclusion that professional is foremost a state of mind.
Ah, whistling............the bane of good music everywhere. Or, more aptly put, how to ruin a potentially good song with bird calls.depends upon whether he teaches or not and whether his whistling is any good.
