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Re: Owning instruments

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Subject: Re: Owning instruments
From: "Shelley Hill" <shelleyhill@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2001 09:22:26 -0000

That raises an interesting point actually. It seems that there are some
bands who expect 'loyal' players to move around instruments as and when the
need arises. I personally am quite attached to my instrument (bass
trombone), and have invested money in not only my own instrument, but quite
a few lessons with a professional.  What does everyone think- should players
be happy to move around instruments 'for the good of the band'?

Replies awaited with interest!

Shelley


>I think that that is pointless - For a start if you have an excellent first
>and useless second, you get someone with a good instrument because they
take
>it more serious than the second.  Besides - you play what you like, not
what
>someone else (might) like.



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