LLB,
No reason to duck. I completely agree.
When my oldest son (clarinet) and my youngest son (trombone) were taking
lessons it took almost superhuman effort to convince the teachers (both
highly regarded) that they were not interested in auditioning for All-State
Band and/or Orchestra. I was
Hi Everyone,
I want to add a bit on this thread, since I am honored to serve my
city, Warren, Michigan as Secretary of the Cultural
Commission. Warren is the third largest city in Michigan, only
behind Detroit and Grand Rapids in population.
In Warren, the Cultural Commission takes a
Walter E. Lewis wrote:
... It's ironic to me that a dropout can make more money with his
style of music than a college professor and a retired school
teacher...what does that say for our society?
That the big bucks are with the teen crowd?
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Walter E. Lewis wrote:
... It's ironic to me that a dropout can make more money with his
style of music than a college professor and a retired school
Logically, it follows that you teach others how to teach.
John Baumgart
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I'm also
Interesting idea, and I wonder how oftem people consider giving money to
bands. Our town band is funded through city Arts Commission funds, and I
guess they do ok at that.
Twin Falls Municipal Band is playing my 'Galena' at the end of July. I was
hoping to go an sit in the section but something
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