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Re: A Little Complaint

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Subject: Re: A Little Complaint
From: "David Lancaster" <d.lancaster@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 9 Mar 1999 11:30:52 GMT
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> Surely it was the same for everyone.
> If percussion is provided for all, everyone suffers equally.
> 
And if the correct instruments are not provided you are within the 
rules to play your own.  You can play your own even when the 
instruments are provided, so long as you play at least one note on 
theirs!  (These rules certainly apply in the Northern region)

David


> 
> >Hear hear!  If only I cared enough to really get worked up about it!  I can
> >only take so much in one day and the percussion saga at Nottingham was it
> >today...
> >
> >Please - everyone in section 1 who felt there was an error in judgement
> >regarding bass drums at the area today, please ensure your secretary makes
> >suitable representation to the committee.
> >
> >Interesting subject under discussion recently - I realise this is heresy...
> >our band doesn't play to win - not at the area, anyway - at the area we
> play
> >to consolidate our position within the regional gradings, and to improve as
> >a band - which thanks  the area test pieces over the last few years we
> >have... Our performances at concerts are much more important to us - where
> >we play to enjoy our music and to give the paying public a fair deal...
> >
> >TTFN,
> >Jud
> 
> 
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References:
- Re: A Little Complaint
  - From: Marc Robbins

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