Explain Why There Is More Satisfaction Than Playing The Clarinet

Nothing gives me more satisfaction than playing the clarinet; Evan hearing it gives my pleasure. I have been involved in a performance where you play jazz at heritage landing. At age 12 I realized that I belonged in front of an audience. I started to give demonstrations to younger kids to help out Mrs.Lawrence (My former band teacher and friend). My Friends and I have had fun doing such a thing. It was 7th grade for me and I was offered to play a part in the Muskegon Jazz band. Mrs. Lawrence had me playing bass clarinet for concert band. I could also play clarinet, however she had me play the Baritone Saxophone. I loved the sound of the clarinet; it gave me this warm feeling in my stomach, but when I played Barry saxophone it made me even happier. We played in the spring. The weather was very nice that night. You could smell the grass and feel that their was a lot of love their. Hairitage Landing was the perfect place to have the event. The bridge that crossed the small pound, that enters Lake Michigan was lit up with lamps. It was like a something from a movie.
Well, we were getting ready to play Mrs.Lawrence got us all into a group and asked us “who wants a solo?”. Only 5 people raised their hand and she needed …show more content…
I really do wish that I had miss Lawrence as a band teacher now I feel like she would motivate me. I don't even do band now I moved schools in 8th grade and I never felt the same about band.

Moving to Oakridge was a life changing experience for me. The teachers that I have now are not as active with the students as the ones at Muskegon however they are nicer the students are nice to. The band on the other hand I believe is a well instructed band but with Mrs.Lawrence it could be better. I quit band because I felt like their was to much favoritism played. Truly I just acted like I liked it at Oakridge for one year. But I felt that it was a game. A game that you can't win because the teacher is on the winning