Music GCSE - Without Knowing an Instrument?
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Discussion for GCSE students, including those studying for IGCSEs and O Levels.
1 Hour Ago: 21st September 2011 19:17 
Music GCSE - Without Knowing an Instrument? I know this probably seems like a really stupid question but..Can you?
Just wondering for a friend :P, she wanted me to post it
She has only done Grade 1 Recorder... and got a distinction.
But she really loves Music and would love to do it..?
Thoughts on this?
People who have done Music GCSE?
9 Minutes Ago: 21st September 2011 20:10 Re: Music GCSE - Without Knowing an Instrument? I know this probably seems like a really stupid question but..Can you?
Just wondering for a friend :P, she wanted me to post it
She has only done Grade 1 Recorder... and got a distinction.
But she really loves Music and would love to do it..?
Thoughts on this?
People who have done Music GCSE?
Piercing instrument and measurements
Level a bit piercing jewelry is refers to the jewelry as Dick is (see figure C in the figure below). In many parts of the world, the measuring system is not used, and the thickness of the piercing jewelry will be measured, so here are some information, to show you what in Milimetres, the different meters in Milimetres.
It is important, find the right weight for your piercing jewelry, and your Piercist be able to advise you, what kind of jewelry, and what are to work best with your piercing sizes in the. Different people have slightly different requirements, us all physically be different, but there are some standard sizes and jewelry types used for certain posts generally.
Some of the most commonly used monitors are as follows:
Navel, tongue and nipple jewelry - 1.6 mm (or 14 gauge)
Eyebrows - 1,2 mm (16 gauge)
Nose - 1,0 mm (18 gauge)
Piercings 1.2 mm are usually either Labret (16 gauge) or 1.6 mm (14 gauge)
Piercing jewelry gauge conversions
