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RE: Top bands, women, and why it matters

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Subject: RE: Top bands, women, and why it matters
From: "Rod" <rodg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 30 Apr 1999 13:07:21 +0100
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Steer them towards Fodens, or Dyke, or is it only the male only bands that
you see as top class. Better still start an all girl band, they are allowed
and there are enough good female players to audition straight into the
Championship section, like First City Brass have done (btw they are, I
believe a mixed band). Then you can compete and beat the best and your
troubles are over. Sooner or later your pupils will have to learn that they
cannot have everything that they want in life, it is equally difficult to
tell them, boys and girls, that they won't be able to join a top band
because they don't have the ability.

Rod G


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- Top bands, women, and why it matters
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