Klarinet Archive - Posting 001220.txt from 1998/09

From: pollyg@-----. Gulakowski)
Subj: Re: [kl] playing in rain.......
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1998 12:24:17 -0400

Yep! I remember new shows for every home game. We also got to practice
marching band during school class periods.
I currently work with a one show band (the one that made national news
by getting in trouble with the NAACP for playing "Dixie" and using
stylized "confederate" flags in our field show - Civil War Suite).
Anyhow, we do one show, adding to it until the very last performance.
All this is done evenings and weekends and we share our players with many
fall sports teams. It's a different game now than it was 35 years ago -
our football playing band members march the halftime show in their
football uniforms but have our uniforms for the competitions and
festivals. That wouldn't have happened in my high school in the 60's .

Paulette
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On Mon, 28 Sep 1998 07:20:42 -0400 exner@-----. Exner) writes:
>
>.......how can you learn
>>the
>>
>>drill and where you are in relation to other clarinets and other
>>lines if
>>
>>your eyes are buried in music.......>>
>>
>>Jacque, some of us old figs are way past the age where we can
>memorize
>>a lot
>>of music.
>
>Also, way back in the "olden days," our band learned a new show every
>week (or every 2 weeks, sometimes), and we didn't always memorize
>every single piece, since we would get it on Monday to play on Friday.
> Anyone else remember this?
>
>Jill Exner
>Georgia
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