My little sisters GCSE music composition

[MDV]

She did rather well, dont you think?

Maybe I'm just biased; have a listen. Its got a piano and stuff.

Oh shes 14 (yes, shes sitting her gcses 2 years early)

http://soundcloud.com/mdv/midnight-dance-india-dvaz

Starts @ 18s. Yeah, I coulda chopped off the silence I suppose, but I didnt, because, thats why.

[Plexi Ken]

Very impressive  :)

[38thBeatle]

Agreed- she is very talented.

[JJretroTONEGOD]

not bad at all! for a 14 year old it's very good

[JacksonRR]

I enjoyed that. She has a good sense about using chords against single notes. I think I was trying to play Blink 182 when I was 14. :oops: Can we expect a brother/sister collaboration soon? 

[Nadz1lla]

Good stuff!

My little sis achieved grade 8 drums by the time she was 15 and guess what? She doesn't play any more!   :x

So infuriating! She's such a good drummer, but I guess her passion moved on to going out and getting pissed-up with her mates instead. We got her a double bass-drum pedal and everything, took her to Drummer Live to see Tomas Haake do a clinic, took her to a Nicko McBrain clinic in out home town (where she won his signed snare which is worth LOADS and sounds awesome...) but now she doesn't so much as lift a stick.

I guess kids just find their own path.

I hope your sister continues with her music, she's got a talent and should use it to her advantage. :)

[MDV]

Thanks lads, I'm sure she'll be delighted to hear it.

Thats a shame nadz. I didnt start till I was 16, but havent put it down in 12 years. I just bash guitars and try and make mixes sound good, but mums a singing teacher and dad played the trumpet (in the royal albert hall once, when he was 15 no less), so it shouldnt come as a massive surprise that shes musically inclined; she enjoys it now, so I hope she keeps it up.