Most of my time is spent either doing homework or playing violin and ukulele. Depending on the season, I am often at rehearsals for musicals and sometimes black box shows. As you can probably tell, music is one of my strongest interests, both playing and listening. I'm not exactly sure what I want to do with my life, but I know no matter what music will always be a part of it. Last year, I took AP Physics 1 and really enjoyed my experience and learned a lot. However, I originally signed up
Another violin post, yay! I'm sure many of you already understood what I was talking about in my previous post, but this topic will likely be new to those of you who do not play a string instrument. Did you know that if you buy a new violin and just take it out and try to play it right away, it will make no sound? Now that's just crazy, right? It may sound like it; but if this were to happen, it's because you missed one very important step. You forgot to put rosin on your bow.
A bow is
I'll let you in on a little secret: I am a terrible dancer. Dancing has always been my weakness when it comes to doing shows, and I typically try to make up for it with singing and acting. When I see good dancers do it so effortlessly, I am extremely jealous. This crossed my mind because I actually have to go to dance rehearsal soon (and this is where I say everyone please come to IHS's production of The Music Man March 15-18). Anyway, time for the physics. As you have probably guessed, the
