i hear the garden is good for them to practise.

behind your double glasing.

I remember annoying the parents and neighbours to no end when I used to play the Cornet/Trumpet.

Same here with the Eb Euphonium and the Tuba

I had a Recorder at primary school, yah for Recorders.

think they could sit a little more politely tbh

They will find it much easier if they actually stand up or at least sit up properly.

Quote from: M3ta7h3adSame here with the Eb Euphonium and the Tuba

I had a bash on the good old ufo yesterday after finding it covered in dust in the airing cupboard. Its like riding a bike, amazed at how much came back to me.

lol I kinda miss it, I used to be in like 3 orchestras in my county, one of only 3 ufo or 2 tuba players lol. Everyone played trombone, french horn, or cornet/trumpet. My nights in school consisted of 2 concerts some nights. Id do an orchestra practice at 3pm, 4:30pm Id be at another orchestra practice in another school, then 7pm Id be at Glamorgan Uni doing another practice with the County orchestra.

Try earplugs?

They are doing it now, they are in my room, with the doors shut.

Shove a ball of socks in the end lol.

their doing it wrong cos their blowing their cheeks out.

and it is good fun doing the trumpet but now av got a didgerido( if its spelt right)

Quotetheir doing it wrong cos their blowing their cheeks out.

Very true, thats usually the second thing you are taught after how to hold the thing. I remember being told to practice with the mouthpiece and no actual instrument for a week before even thinking about learning to play.

This afty/eve/now, they are practising with the mouthpieces, they remembered the cheeks bit, if I say so myself, they are quite good.