one part of my solo for chorus was taken away from me because it was a little to high for me !?

Question

He gives it away without even working on it with me do you think it is rude?

Answer 1

from what you stated, yeah I do think it's harsh. But did you talk to him? compromise or something?

Answer 2

Ill tell you a cheat if you play a trumpet a french horn or and other instrument with a solid circular mouthpiece play in the bottom of the cup you will jump an octave above you higher possible note it takes practice because it has to be cleaned up but it works for me

Answer 3

Well it depends...If it was completely out of your range? If not; then yes he was somewhat wrong for not helping you expand your range and giving you another life experience. But it's okay...don't worry about it. Don't give up. You'll have your day. But I will also say that it depends on the substance of the song and the way it was sung. He may have been looking for a different sound. Maybe he has another song in store for you.

Answer 4

well....practice practice practice. Go to your teacher and explain that you know it is too late for this time but the next time you have a solo could you please help me practice? showing that you are willing to become better works wonders and your teacher will be sure to give you a second chance...unless theyre an ***

Answer 5

Yes! He should've discussed it with you and worked on it if you wanted to! That was your solo and he should've considered your feelings. On the other hand, it was his choice. and just to let you know, on your question, it's too, not to.

Answer 6

if he is a proffesional like really good he can tell if you could or couldn't reach the notes well

Answer 7

Well that is show biz baby

Answer 8

YES!

Answer 9

No.