Anyone doing music in year 11. (1 Viewer)
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Alliwhalley
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How do you find it so far?
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Music is literally a budge subject for me so far - we watch musicals literally every single class. What are you doing in music class in your schools?
Music is literally a budge subject for me so far - we watch musicals literally every single class. What are you doing in music class in your schools?
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I'm in year 12 music and I hate my lessons. I'm in a country school and everyone else in the class is hopeless. I get so bored. the worst part is that my music teacher is my Dad!
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Same, I am only doing it for this year. We pretty much just do practical all the time haha. And I love it. I love playing instruments. But only about 5 people in our class know what they are doing, the rest just waste their time.
Do you think you benefited from doing Music at HSC in the end?
I play a lot and don't find Music at school challenging at all. I am thinking it would be better for me to pursue music outside of school, and pick another subject for HSC. I want to pursue music as a career, and do lots of performing and busking already, I honestly don't feel I am getting anything extra from Music as a school subject. My dad isn't the teacher
I play a lot and don't find Music at school challenging at all. I am thinking it would be better for me to pursue music outside of school, and pick another subject for HSC. I want to pursue music as a career, and do lots of performing and busking already, I honestly don't feel I am getting anything extra from Music as a school subject. My dad isn't the teacher