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> I've never really had trouble with scales in any key on any instrument I've played. The fact that you dont have a problem, doesnt mean that others wont have
by rvba 3y ago
> I've never really had trouble with scales in any key on any instrument I've played.
The fact that you dont have a problem, doesnt mean that others wont have a problem. The article even states that the piano students cant play piano. Just like tons of managers cant manage, or tons of programmers cannot code.
Seriously why do people even make this logical fallacy that "everyone is as smart / decent / talented as me"? I would add thinking too, in certain countries cheating is blantant, in some encouraged.
- jrockway 3y agoThat's fair. I just assume that people who want to make a career out of music can do everything music. I don't really have a point of reference, but I kind of totally understand the product designer type of person that just wants to make nifty shit in React and has no idea how to code up a bloom filter. Maybe it's the same thing. Scales are just trivia that make a good test question, but has nothing to do with music? If that's the case, then I hate this exam. It's just making talented people suffer for the mathematical types. I have listened to music before and I think that scales are probably somewhere in between React and bloom filters, though. I got an F in music, though, so don't ask me!