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Not sure what you mean by experiment. Its just another evolution of mass and one to one communications from drumming, to beacons/smoke signals, semaphore, telegraph and so on. All came with massive improvements to life but no doubt downsides. Did you hear about the argument between ships on the same side during the Napoleonic Wars as they got their semaphore flats in a twist? Now etiquette is another thing and it appears that 95% of Whatsapp users don't understand this. I posted a guide to common sense on Whatsapp on a thread here a couple of years ago eg don't have private conversations on a group chat, but there was no discussion. I find the Whatson Section, for sale and recommendations very useful. There appear to be far too many angry people on some of the other threads. This Forum seemed to have peaked in constructive discussion a few years ago, judged by the massive decline in wider chats on the Lounge. -
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I’m not sure there was ever a collective aspiration for SM, Sparts. Some kind of ideal may have been sold but those controlling it may have a different view on what it will do for them. Undoubtedly much damage can be done on both the individual and collective level. And has been. Sometimes I wonder if enough damage has been done to justify quite Draconian restrictions, particularly on those trying to propagate mindsets. -
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Hi - my son has his music scholarship assessment for Year 7 entrance to Kingsdale this Saturday, and I cannot find anywhere what is expected for the written musical aptitude tests. I have read all the supporting documentation and emailed the school (with no answer), but it all seems very opaque. I'm assuming it will be something a child with not much music theory will be able to do, but it would nice to be able to give him just an idea of what's expected, so he's prepared. He has worked hard on his pieces, so wouldn't want him to be let down elsewhere. His music teacher doesn't seem to know, and I'm struggling to find out from elsewhere. I see there are piano schools offering tuition in it at £100 a pop, but I don't have that sort of money - I don't really like the idea that it is something you need to be tutored in! Is it just saying which note is higher or lower, how many notes in a chord type thing? I presumed that would be in the aural test, but maybe not? Any help gratefully received! Thanks very much
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