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Quoting Raul Bonell <raul.bonell@gmail.com>: > > Believe it or not, but I failed an examination (basic choral practices in > primary musical studies) because my interpretation lacked "musicality". >That > pissed me of a lot ! Since I didn't liked that Brahms pieces (valses) ! >Why > did they thought I was to do more than what it was written down on that > sheets... I singed the right notes with right dynamics and nothing else > since it was "primary" studies and we wasn't prepared for more than this >... > Raul, Great story! Don't feel bad. In conservatory settings when someone says, "Well, your performance was musical..." it usually means that they thought it was sloppy! Thus, "Musical" = lots of wrong notes, unsteady rhythm, a sincere effort that failed. "Unmusical" = no wrong notes, every nuance perfectly executed, but none-the-less unexciting. Either way, you lose. I feel your pain. Gotta love classical music! :) -- Kevin **with an eeeevile grin**