Author: archer1960
Date: 2005-11-04 11:33
Morrigan said:
"I basically meant that it's unfortunate that I didn't get to buy it first and that the student who purchased it isn't a student anymore with no intention of continuing clarinet, just 'wants to play' so the instrument is basically going to waste."
IMO, no instrument, no matter how fancy or expensive, which is being played regularly is "going to waste". It doesn't matter if it's some person who just plays with a church or community band, just plays on their own in their house, or is in a major symphony. As long as they're playing it, that's good, and the instrument has a good home.
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