I think for me the value of the programme was most evident last night when my son brought home four friends (all 11 and 12 year old boys) who couldn't stop talking about the programme which they had watched in music this week. They were all really engaged about what they'd seen and heard in a way that I is common on a Friday evening when The Simpsons or similar beckons! And it wasn't just the 'silly' comedy that they were talking about either - lots about the difference between a bass clarinet and what one of them sweetly called 'the normal clarinet' for example!

Yes, all the editing is no-destructive, you can get back to where you were. Something to point out though. For some inexplicable reason when Apple released iMovie 08 they took out chapter markers (yes even Apple do get it wrong now and then). They are back in iMovie 09. If you have iMovie 08 and don't want to upgrade, you can download iMovie 6 which has chapter markers from http://support.apple.com/downloads/#imovie.

There are other shareware and freeware editors which do simple tasks if you don't want all the bells and whistles but in general I prefer to stick with native products which integrate well.

Yes, I think the programme would be really good for this age group with the mix of comedy and real information. As a 56 year old, I found it tedious, which just shows I am not young enough at heart! I can't bear the Simpsons either.

Neither can I!

i thought that was fantastic. it was anformative but really funny.

playing the swan on cow bells was just amazing.. and bills face when he rang the G. i can still see it. it cracks me up everytime

the bit with the bassoons was funny too. i dont think they're pointless cause if the weren't there we would be laughing about them now

a great watch. recommended

I watched it with Stace!-clarinet^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

during study leave in the music dept. wooooo!

Loved the cow bells tooo!

How many people would know what key the original Eastenders theme is in anyway?


I thought it was Eb major but i could be wrong
My friend taught it to me years ago in Eb but I can't remember it

That's precisely what I asked! Great minds think alike.

It is in Eb, I've checked.

But it's such a duff tune, it deserves to be in C - the most boring of keys...

Ugh, I think most arrangements that are free online will be in C as this is something that most young keyboard beginners will want to learn.

Not so sure about C being boring... Mozart Piano Sonata 15 2nd mvt I quite like. It can also sound good if it's used as a change from a minor key IMO. Can't really show an example as I'm not at home

I think my fave keys have to be C#m and F