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Disclaimer: This is my own translation of parts of #Flex1045xJossGawinConcert It's not a word for word translation, since the original conversation was quite long and JossGawin don't always speak in perfectly structured Thai. I've adjusted some wording and phrasing to make it flow more naturally and easier to understand in English. --------------------------------------------- 🎙: When did you first develop a passion for music? 🐧: I think I felt it from a very young age, back in elementary school. Before that, my mom had a guitar at home. She used to play it when she was in high school. 🐧: There was this guitar at our house, and as a kid I'd just strum it and mess around with it. I didn't really know how to play, but I liked experimenting with it. Then I came across some music-making apps on my phone. Back then they weren't touchscreens or anything, they had actual buttons. 🐧: I started seriously studying music when I was in elementary school, around Grade 3 or Grade 4. I also joined my school's marching band. That's when I began learning the trumpet. I stayed with it for a long time and really enjoyed it. I liked music so much that I even wanted to attend a music school. 🎙: Why did you choose the trumpet? 🐧: Honestly, at the time I didn't even know what a trumpet was. I joined a music class where everyone had to pick an instrument, but I had no idea what to choose. I didn't even know what a marching band was. They looked at me and basically decided, "Let's give this kid a trumpet." 🎙: So they chose it for you. You didn't choose it yourself. 🐧: Yeah, I didn't even choose it. I just started learning it from then on. After school, I'd continue with extra music lessons. I kept playing for years, and eventually I realized that I really liked it. 🎙: And your mom can play guitar too, right? 🐧: She can, to some extent. She knows chords and can sing while playing. She used to do that back when she played regularly. 🎙: Did your mom ever play with you or teach you? 🐧: When I was little, she taught me some basics, like what each string was and little things like that. But as I said, she hadn't played in a long time, so she had probably forgotten some things. Still, the guitar was always there. 🎙: So in a way, that guitar is something passed down from your mom to you. Do you still have it? 🐧: I do. But it probably needs some repairs because it's really, really old now.

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Here's another interesting part from #Flex1045xJossGawinConcert 🎙: Joss, in what kind of situations does Gawin feel pressured 🐻: When it comes to performing. I think it's usually related to preparation time, like when we've had less time to rehearse. 🐧: Yeah, yeah, exactly. If we haven't had many chances to do full run throughs and repeat them several times, I tend to feel quite a bit of pressure. 🐻: Like during LOL. Sometimes there are shows where we have to work around everyone's schedules. 🎙: You mean group performances? 🐻: Yeah. We end up with very little rehearsal time, so there's always a bit of worry. There was also the fancon when he got sick. All of a sudden, his voice started disappearing. He kept shaking his leg nonstop because during our run throughs, we could tell his voice was starting to go. I think it was partly because we'd been rehearsing so much and weren't getting enough rest. 🐧: That's right. At that time we were rehearsing so much that we barely slept and didn't get enough rest. 🐻: During rehearsals they were also using smoke effects, dry ice and all that. Honestly, neither of us knew that we were supposed to wear masks around it. 🎙: So in the end, it all comes from wanting the show to be as perfect as possible. 🐻: Exactly. 🐧: Yeah. Like I said, if I've had plenty of rehearsals and run throughs, I feel much more at ease. 🎙: "Practice makes perfect," as they say. 🐻: And it's also about making sure we get enough rest. We need to place more importance on that because no matter how hard you rehearse, if you don't get enough sleep, your body can't recover properly, and then you won't be able to perform at your best. 🎙: So it's really about finding the right balance between rest, rehearsals, and work. That's incredibly important.

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