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5 thoughts on “Play Your Instrument”
I think I’m a trumpet player, but becoming more of a tuba player. Then again, some days, for sure, more of a bass player than a flutist.
Organist desiring to become a conductor.
Maybe in our next lives, Robert will conduct the orchestra and Sean will hold down the brass section and I will be concertmaster.
I tried playing the clarinet in sixth grade. I wanted to play sax but the band director said girls had to play clarinet. I sucked and quit fast. Then in high school at Governor’s Honors I took a strings class, at which I also sucked. I spent a lot of time in the hall during Strings class, because all I did was talk in that class. Oh well. I do like to sing in the car and on my bike and walking around, but I am not sure how much that is appreciated by the general population.
I love to whistle – what does this make me as a teacher – hopefully not an outsider?