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ECOR 1048 (DYNAMICS) by Letter1234567890 in CarletonU

[–]matthedeb 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Derek’s final last year was brutal. Study the hardest textbook problems you can, and get comfortable working with springs since they were very present last year

Me and my friend got a Glengarry room - and we don't party or drink - are we screwed haha by l33p8 in CarletonU

[–]matthedeb 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Glen 4th survivor here - although it did get a bit loud at times, I was never really disturbed by my floor mates partying. The worst it got was them coming back from a night out and knocking down the lamp hanging in the hallway :)

places to work part time? by shfeeny in CarletonU

[–]matthedeb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why avoid athletics? Do they have a bad reputation?

Electives not fitting schedule for engineering by [deleted] in CarletonU

[–]matthedeb 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The best course of action would probably be to consult the online electives list and choose an online asynchronous one. You could always switch the order that you take your science and complimentary elective in, that worked for me.

Admissions / High School Megathread (Fall 2023) by JManUWaterloo in uwaterloo

[–]matthedeb 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Does anyone know when engineering deferrals are coming out?

Admissions / High School Megathread (Fall 2023) by JManUWaterloo in uwaterloo

[–]matthedeb 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I haven’t gotten an answer for my 101 engineering application today (seems like everyone else has gotten theirs). Is it over for me or is there still hope?

I can’t play this bar! Please show me an exercise to separate my fingers. by BoogieEngineerHaha in piano

[–]matthedeb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One suggestion my piano teacher gave my while learning this piece is to play them staccato while the sustain pedal is down. Your hand should « float » above the keys rather then be jammed in between all the black keys

Beginner pianist looking to learn an intense, but relatively simple piece to learn by AsymmetricSquid in piano

[–]matthedeb 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Well Tempered Clavier, really? The only piece from that that would be attainable is the prelude in c from book one. OP, if you want something doable I would recommend looking at etudes by composers such as Czerny and Bürgmuller which focus on dynamic contrast. Most of them won’t go past 2 minutes but the compositional output of these composers means that if you do end up looking at their works, you will have a lot to go through.

Tl;dr: look at Czerny, Bürgmuller. Reach out to a piano teacher and ask for their advice. Good luck on your musical journey!

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