Cannibal-Snowman
Jul 19, 2003, 10:51 PM
In my high-school, we have three bands: Regular Band, Marching Band, and Jazz Band. I'm in all three. Well, today we had a Jazz Band practice, since on August 9th, we're going to be opening for Lou Rawls. I play the piano in the band, and there is also another kid that plays the piano. Here comes the story:
As I walked towards the school entrance, I noticed that the hallway had been closed off because it was being waxed. So, I had to go through the courtyard. No big deal. I get into the bandroom, and not alot of people are there. The instructor comes up to me and says that we have to get the piano out of the chorus room. So, me and another person walk on the waxed floor (they said it was okay.). So, we get to the room, and the instructor says we have to bring it around the courtyard. Unfortunately, we can't get the piano through the door. The instructor comes and tells us that the other piano person brought a keyboard. So, we go back into the bandroom. I offer the kid to help set it up, but he says "No, you can't touch it." I was a little confused by this. Later, I walk towards the keyboard, and the kid says "My parents made a rule that only me, my family, and the instructors can touch the piano. Sorry." Sorry?! What the hell was up with that?! Why can't I play it?! So anyway, I was forced to sit there for two hours while this kid played the keyboard (REALLY bad, too).
The point I'm trying to get across is: Why do people have to be so paranoid about things like that? I mean, it wasn't like his parents were going to scan the keyboard for fingerprints when he took it home! It just made me so annoyed.....
As I walked towards the school entrance, I noticed that the hallway had been closed off because it was being waxed. So, I had to go through the courtyard. No big deal. I get into the bandroom, and not alot of people are there. The instructor comes up to me and says that we have to get the piano out of the chorus room. So, me and another person walk on the waxed floor (they said it was okay.). So, we get to the room, and the instructor says we have to bring it around the courtyard. Unfortunately, we can't get the piano through the door. The instructor comes and tells us that the other piano person brought a keyboard. So, we go back into the bandroom. I offer the kid to help set it up, but he says "No, you can't touch it." I was a little confused by this. Later, I walk towards the keyboard, and the kid says "My parents made a rule that only me, my family, and the instructors can touch the piano. Sorry." Sorry?! What the hell was up with that?! Why can't I play it?! So anyway, I was forced to sit there for two hours while this kid played the keyboard (REALLY bad, too).
The point I'm trying to get across is: Why do people have to be so paranoid about things like that? I mean, it wasn't like his parents were going to scan the keyboard for fingerprints when he took it home! It just made me so annoyed.....