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 Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2009 11:17 am
emorockerrox xXGaspXx emorockerrox xXGaspXx Trumpets are the laziest in most all of the bands I've seen or been in myself. stare you got that right. my BD has to yell at them to wake up. Haha. One of my band directors used to be in the Marine band or some shizz, so when one of the trumpets fell asleep, he did what his band director used to do, and threw his little conducting wand thingy at his head. It was great biggrin lol. mine goes.. like this. daily convo. BD: so..in measure..*looks down and looks up at the trumpets* JUSTIN! Justin: eh? yea..wat? BD: WAKE UP! Justin: yes, sir! *after 2 mins* BD:JUSTIN!!!*louder* Justin: WAT??? BD:WAKE UP!!! YOU DON'T WANT ME OVER THERE!! justin: eek YES SIR!! lol..daily waking up convo. haha wow that sounds amusing (at first anyway, I'm sure it would get pretty old very fast thought xd )
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Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2009 2:16 pm
Worst/laziest: Saxophones - never practice, usually just sit there if they dont remember their parts
Wierdest: Me - for an imrovised bass solo in jazz I did Les claypools version of the american anthem biggrin
Craziest: Drums
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Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2009 3:23 pm
I feel like crap for saying this but the alto saxophone section
I'm basically the only one that plays when they just talk or sit around. And when they're done talking, they don't know where we are in the song. And I also sometimes think that they count on me to find out when we come in the song. It sucks. neutral
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Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2009 6:52 pm
For laziness, it's the percussion with clarinets next. To put it bluntly, every day our director has to call the percussionists out of the drum room when we're ready to rehearse music (they're supposed to be getting ready for rehearsal). The flutes and oboes get sectionals cut in half because the clarinets need A LOT of work.
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Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2009 8:16 pm
Trombones. Few try to play. The rest play random things
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Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2009 8:43 pm
Laziest would be the drummers, most of them forget about our concerts and don't come.
worst are the trumpets because they like to blare.
Most annoying would be the baritones. They have a tendency to make fun of people, they like to be rude, talk in high pitched voices, and think their better than everyone else. (well at least in my band their like that).
Also the low brass is egocentric.
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Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2009 12:50 pm
awww crying why does everyone pick on the trombones....we have the hardest instrument ever there are like a billion notes in each position!!! crying
the flutes are the most annoying/out of tune/ loudest/suckiest/stuck up section in my band they are nothing but preps...our BD wants to d=shoot them and then there is the string bass section and well one plays but the other one constantly leaves the room and is getting ready to be kicked out
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Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2009 6:30 pm
Jizzy-chan Laziest would be the drummers, most of them forget about our concerts and don't come. worst are the trumpets because they like to blare. Most annoying would be the baritones. They have a tendency to make fun of people, they like to be rude, talk in high pitched voices, and think their better than everyone else. (well at least in my band their like that). Also the low brass is egocentric. I strongly disagree, the baritones are the most AMAZING section in the band, and trombones are just misguided baritones. And we dont think we are the best, we know we are the best. anyway in reality, our laziest section is the is the percussion, they try to stay in the instrument room under the pretense that they're working on the music but they arent. However, due to rivalvry i must say that the worst section in our band is the french horns. We baritones dont like the horns
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Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2009 7:25 pm
LogTimeKeeper Worst Section: French Horns, always talking, so they're not good Trumpets: Most annoying Percussion: Teacher's pettiest Lows: Most retarded Oboe: Best section Clarinets: Most hated Saxophones: Coolest Section i admit lows are retarded sometimes in most bands, but they can be intelligent as well
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Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2009 7:27 pm
drummers: good but never pay attention to the director
Low: the best people in the world except for bass clarinets, they are useless, they talk to much and dont play.
Flutes: THE LAZIEST people in the world
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Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2009 8:03 pm
Hmmm, the worst would probably have to be pretty much all of the brass.
In my opinion, our flute section is /wonderful/, but I might be a little bias. whee
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 8:38 am
Well of COURSE percussion is lazy. Usually there more of us then there are for parts in the music.
And we can't have like, three people playing bass drum at the same time rolleyes
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Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2009 12:47 pm
uhm.. i actually think all the sections in my band [or orchestra, w/e] are awesome!! violins [my section lol] are the best, and the cellos are super funny.. since there are only 3 violas, they're like a little family :3 and the one and only bassist is amazing mrgreen
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Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2009 1:35 pm
ugh... the clarinets, only because they are the teacher's pets and they're stuck up (except one-she's my best friend); the one of the trumpets is a pothead & the percussionists are always sitting their big butts down.
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Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2009 11:05 pm
Ahh...
Anyone in our band would probably say that my section is the laziest. But were not exactly lazy, just preoccupied with our own affairs. We know our music and what mot, but were all girls and a rather close group so on more than one occasion weve collapsed into giggles on the field or felt the need to put our heads together in furious whispers about new developments concerning our social lives
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