Intro: soliloquy3

[soliloquy3]

19 year old girl here

I come from a classical piano background, am currently picking up the guitar and hopefully moving on to the bass once I've some basic knowledge

 

[DoubleBlade]

Finally another classical pianist!

Okay welcome to SOFT! =)

 

[pf]

wah lauuuu....any issue with non classical trained pianist, huh Doubleblade??? hahahaha....

Anyways, welcome. Btw, using guitar as a stepping stone to bass may not a good idea. They are 2 different animals.

I don't play the guitar or bass though....so what do I know. =)

 

[Ikiru]

Why not just start with Bass instead of learning the guitar for basics? Since guitar and bass really is two different instruments... in a way. Unless maybe classical or acoustic guitar, fingerpicking might be of use.. I dunno, I don't play bass nor classical/acoustic guitar XD

Aiya, I'm rambling. Anyway welcome! Cool to see a classically trained pianist as well as another girl =) or better yet, a girl that also plays the guitar. lol, have fun at SOFT.

 

[Dime]

woo welcome to soft.wth you play piano and wanna play guitar while many guitarist are the other way.oh well...

 

[mudskipper]

hey welcome to soft!! =D another female musician! =P

 

[fgl]

welcome to jungle,we got what u need

if u got the money, honey, we got your disease

 

[wayne1991]

hey.. welcome to soft, and isnt soliloquy a song by alesana?

 

[Godspeed64]

It actually refers to the times in a play whereby an actor talks to himself on stage..
Since thoughts can't be described as in books, sololiquieys are used to voice out thoughts to an audience..

 

[wayne1991]

ok..cool.. haha, so chim..

 

[Apalcos]

Welcome to soft mate!!

 

[crazyguy106]

wah lauuuu....any issue with non classical trained pianist, huh Doubleblade??? hahahaha....

Anyways, welcome. Btw, using guitar as a stepping stone to bass may not a good idea. They are 2 different animals.

I don't play the guitar or bass though....so what do I know. =)

Using guitar as stepping stone is definitely not a good idea.

Classically trained pianist/violinist here. Went on to bass for jazz after that. Go direct to bass. Use piano for voicings understanding if you need. No need for guitar...

 

[pf]

And knowing bass can do wonders for your left hand at piano.