saxboy
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saxboySaxboy plays the Sax! Makes sense hungh? Would be pretty silly to be saxboy and play the tuba.
So, all the saxes, flute, picollo, clarinet, EWI and a little of the rhythm section stuff just for fun.
LAter all,
SAXBOY 
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JPSaxMan
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 ...no trumpet? What a bummer =P
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sksaxgirl
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*piccolo - as a flute player I had to say something.
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saxboy
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spell checkWhere is the dang speel chek?
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sksaxgirl
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the forum doesn't have a spell check - it lays the responsibility on the writer
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JPSaxMan
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That should not be such a responsibility put on musicians, especially of those near the collegiate level 
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sksaxgirl
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I disagree.
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JPSaxMan
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It was a joke 
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sksaxgirl
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Speaking of spelling and musicians.
Do you think that musicians are less intelligent than the average person, or more? And what kind of "smarter"? Math, street, business, overall intelligence, etc...
Musicians kind of have a reputation for being stupid, or less intelligent (especially drummers and singers). Do you think that this is true, or just another stereotype?
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JPSaxMan
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If anything, I think true musicians (ones who study music, are open to other (and all) kinds music, are going to higher-education for music, etc), are much more intelligent than the average person and possess artistic and creative skills much higher than that of the people that call us less intelligent. Our level of thinking is higher too, hence why we can compose such great musical works and stuff like that.
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sksaxgirl
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Yeah but most musicians don't do a higher degree because they don't even need one at all!
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JPSaxMan
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Well...I think any one of us could qualify who is a true musician or not, degree or not.
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crazytenorsax
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I agreeYeah i think musicians that actually study music and put their life into it are smarter. That is if you take it seriously. BTW I play all the saxes. I love it =D
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