Shining Silhouette

Would you ever brush your teeth with white nail polish to shine them up? Of course! That must be what made the elephant stock market crash recently.

Wow, super cool! I'm considering going down that path myself (I'm a high schooler). Music is pretty great

Yeah! Cool idea! I'll have to get that going. Slightly unrelated, but anyone else here into composition/improvisation/arranging or anything like?

I love piano, piano guys, and cello! My parents went to see a show of theirs when I was younger and showed me their recordings when they got home and I was completely hooked. I love playing their music on cello and piano. One of my closest friends is a violinist/pianist so we switch off playing piano/string instrument (with the cello part transposed for violin). It's tons of fun

Hi! I'm also not an adult! In my state you get your permit at 16, junior license usually at 17, and senior license at 18 (depending on drivers ed for junior/senior license)

Now he was physically, emotionally, and magically ready to receive the master rod

Link went to the water trial. He spent hours manipulating the water level until finally he reached the end and died

Silhouette is one of my favorite words (it just sounds so cool!) but I didn't want to be... you know, just like a shadow. So I picked a word that contrasts with that because I think I'm a bright kind of guy, so now I'm Shining Silhouette

That makes sense now that I think about it. I was thinking that the moment of time would be so small that one might die for less than a millisecond but then be revived the next, but probably if someone died they wouldn't be able to stop the storing of the trait and just die (and that's not even accounting for the addition/multiplication error). Oh that's right! Thank you! I've had this thought for a while and now I think I understand.

Bassoon is so cool! One of my best friends is a bassoonist Which ones have you tried?

Here's a question about feruchemistry: what's stopping a feruchemist from storing an absolute massive amount of trait in massively small moment of time? What stops a pewter feruchemist from becoming infinitely weak for an infinitely small amount of time and then returning to normal the next instant? Since the instant of time is just as small as the strength is large, it probably wouldn't have an impact, right, because the infinities would probably cancel each other out? But since some infinities are larger than others (math!), what if a larger infinite amount of strength is stored in a comparatively smaller infinitely small period of time (a period of time so small that it wouldn't have a lasting effect on the body; the weak moment would be "skipped" over)? Could that lead to an infinite amount of strength? Are there limits on how full a metalmind can be? The other thought that I had was processing speed and the mental control it would take to initiate the storing in an infinitely small amount of time since humans are limited by mental speed, so this probably wouldn't work with just a pewter feruchemist. So what if a zinc (mental speed) + pewter feruchemist stored so much mental processing that they had the mental capacity to do this? Is this theoretically possible? I guess the other issue would be that the zinc feruchemist wouldn't be able to store the infinite amount of mental speed required to process an infinitely small period of time in the first place. But in theory, could this work on a smaller scale if the feruchemist stored enough mental power to complete this process on some level? As the mental processing approaches infinity? Thoughts?

Personally I'm a fan of brie and gouda. ^^^ Is there any other necessary answer?

Good to know! Zelda music is pretty hype! I arranged a medley a few years back and I love playing through that stuff. Waterfall is in The Piano Guys 2 I think

Totally! I definitely agree. One of my favorites is Waterfall which is a ton of fun to play

Both instruments are sick. What kinds of stuff do you play?

Thank you! I think cello and piano is a great combination. The Piano Guys are awesome! So much fun to listen to! I've played a few of their pieces with my friends and its tons of fun. Super cool! Let's go multi-instrumentalists! Have you done any jazz with any of the above?

Hello everyone! It's great to join this site, and I'm totally looking forward to the awesome future discussions! Coming from a humble spren here (according to my profile apparently ), are there any other musicians around? If so, what do you play and what genre of music? I'm a jazz and sometimes classical pianist, a cellist, and a composer here and there. I'm a fan of any good music and love to improvise with anyone and experiment with different kinds of music. Happy to join!