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 Re: Are even clarinet hobbyists a dying breed?
Author: Barton62 
Date:   2006-01-10 12:04

Steve's point regarding what happens after high school was well made. I quit playing after one year in college. It has taken me many years to start playing again and I've had to be creative in my playing and taking up my hobby again. I recently played in an orchestra for our church's cantata. The majority of instrumentalists were professional musicians from our community. I was the clarinet section, and was able to keep up with all of these gifted people. I sounded good too, if I may say so. I've been practicing and will be working with my church's music ministry. We do have a community band, however, I would be one off the youngest people there and I'm 43. I am currently delving into taking music classes at our local university. Finding a way to continue this hobby is difficult, but with a little imagination and creativity it can be done.
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