Stop Fixing the Wrong Thing
Conductors often assume that late entries are caused by uncertainty over note values, when the real culprit is confidence.
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Rehearsal Room
Stop Fixing the Wrong Thing
Conductors often assume that late entries are caused by uncertainty over note values, when the real culprit is confidence.
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The Back Row
The Member Who Thinks the Conductor Is God
The devotion becomes particularly entertaining whenever the conductor changes their mind.
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