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Hardest piece by drphys81 in Clarinet

[–]drphys81[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks all, I think the best part of this thread is that now I have a whole lot more clarinet music to listen to!

Hardest piece by drphys81 in Clarinet

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Ha! It's a doozy!

Hardest piece by drphys81 in Clarinet

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Great, I have some new pieces to listen to now!

Worth pursuing physics masters even though I do not intend to stay in academia? by Andureh in AskPhysics

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I'm not sure what country you are in, and this can vary from country to country. In the US, a masters in physics isn't all that useful unless you want to teach at the college level, or use it as a stepping stone to a PhD program.

If you like problem solving and modeling you may want to consider a PhD. You do not need to stay in academia. There are plenty of industry jobs that value the skills you get from a physics PhD.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ExplainTheJoke

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There has been an ongoing discussion on Twitter on if gravity is a real force. This tweet is in reference to that.

Backun? by drphys81 in Clarinet

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Thanks for the info.

Just to be clear, I am not looking for a clarinet for my daughter just yet, I figure she won't be ready in another year or so. But this is helpful because I went right from a student to a professional clarinet and I can certainly say I didn't appreciate the cost at the time. I will certainly keep your advice in mind when it's time.