Arranging for band
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Aug 2, 2016
Veuzent
While on the surface this sounds like a great idea but can you imagine how long it will take you to stand at the door while 100 students pass by one at a time? If you teach an instrumental music class I don't see how everyone could even assemble their instruments, practice, and clean and put away their instruments in only 20 minutes. Hmmm. . . .
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Veuzent
Also, it might be useful to know grades/ages of student and what you teach in your classes - choral? instrumental and kind?, etc.
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