Just wait until the conspiracy nuts learn about the tunings that affect the distance between notes, not just the shift!
(I'm surprised my double music major is useful somewhere).
See dragonshine's post above which addresses that. I'm not calling dragonshine a 'nut', just saying that you'll need to speak further on it to make your point.
Just curious - what exactly is a double music major? (I always have heard of double majors as being separate subjects.)
Cost him twice as much, with the added benefit that it gives the person the right to mention their double major twice in every sentence they speak/write.
I think they mean that chose to major in <X>, with music as a second (additional) major.
Possible also they got to different music degrees, in say, Composition/Theory and Trombone Performance.
I can only presume, but I believe they meant they graduated with a 'main' major (possibly something technical, like engineering or CS, since we're in HN), but also double majored (i.e. also majored) in music.