For the last 2 weeks I was in Strings camp. I played lots of violin!
Mr. Guenther, Felix and Andreas made the camp fun!
I chose to play with the less advanced group because they were around my age.
I got to play with lots of new people. We played music together and we played on the playground together.
Last week Friday we had a performance. My Mom came but Dad had to be at work.
My favourite song that we performed was "Fantasia" by E. Del Borgo and I really, really liked "Swallowtail" arranged by Mr. Guenther.
The tune from Swallowtail sticks in my head!
I hope I'll get to play lots more music like that again soon!
Josh is a young Jamaican-Canadian and this blog is about his music & travel adventures and anything that takes his interest. He sings bass, and studies organ, piano, violin & viola. (This blog was last updated in April 2019, and will no longer updated in the future.)
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My Musician's Ear Plugs
It's been a long time since I've posted!
I've been busy with my Dance and Music camps.
At the beginning of the summer I got my very own custom-made Musician's Ear Plugs!
I went to the Audiologist and had a hearing test done. Every thing was good. But, because I practice a lot, my Mom wanted to make sure that I'm doing everything to protect my hearing.
The Audiologist put a little piece of sponge with a thread on it inside my ear. Then they mixed something that were going to squeeze into my ear to make a mold. When it was dry, she pulled it out gently with the thread.
I got this left over piece when they took the impression.
Here is what the mold looked like.
When my Musician's Ear Plugs were ready, we went back and the Audiologist taught me how to put them in. It's much quieter with them in but I can still hear everything clearly.
I've been using them in my violin camp. I'm really glad I got them!
I've been busy with my Dance and Music camps.
At the beginning of the summer I got my very own custom-made Musician's Ear Plugs!
I went to the Audiologist and had a hearing test done. Every thing was good. But, because I practice a lot, my Mom wanted to make sure that I'm doing everything to protect my hearing.
The Audiologist put a little piece of sponge with a thread on it inside my ear. Then they mixed something that were going to squeeze into my ear to make a mold. When it was dry, she pulled it out gently with the thread.
I got this left over piece when they took the impression.
Here is what the mold looked like.
When my Musician's Ear Plugs were ready, we went back and the Audiologist taught me how to put them in. It's much quieter with them in but I can still hear everything clearly.
The one with the red dot is for my right ear and the one with the blue dot is for my left.
I've been using them in my violin camp. I'm really glad I got them!
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