Reflection

When we first started doing music, I chose that I was gonna play the guitar, but I didn't really enjoy it. After I had stopped playing the guitar, I started learning how to play the drums. When I first started playing the drums I struggled with hitting two or more things at the same time. I also struggled with the movement to different parts of the drum. But slowly I got more aware to where things were, and the type of arm movements I had to do. But now I am completely aware of where I have to move my arms and what I have to do. I can now go from playing a steady beat to going into the drum roll and back into the beat in a smooth transition. Since I know how to do all of that, I now want to learn how to play a completely new beat so that I can challenge my self. I have helped my group when they didn't know how to do some of the stuff. Now everyone in the group knows what they are doing. My group also helped me when there were some things that I didn't know how to do.  I think that the group had pretty good communication with each other.

How you can become autonomous

To become autonomous you would have to find something that's new and you want to learn. When you have found that you have to start practising over and over again. But you might start out by being all over the place. So you have to be paying a lot of attention to what you're doing. When you have payed heaps of attention over periods of hard practice, you might not have to be paying as much attention as you did. Slowly you can learn how to learn it without any attention.

What I enjoy about Music

I enjoy that when I am playing music it is really fun. But at the same time, it trains your brain to learn a pattern. Music also helps you to grow and expand your memory. But also when I am just listening music, it can help with relieving stress. So overall I think that music is just a really fun way to train your brain.