One of the biggest benefits of being a band director at a small school is that the auditorium is only used occasionally and therefore is open whenever I would like to use it. It was recently remodeled (2006-2007 school year) and has wonderful acoustics. For such a small school, it is absolutely incredible.
If you look closer, you can see that the chairs don't have seats on them. Don't worry, they do now.
But throughout the day, I spent a LOT of time on my flexibility and am loving how I sound. It almost doesn't matter what I play simply because I enjoy playing so much. And the auditorium just makes it that much better. My sound bounces back to me and I can hear what other people would hear so I can fix mistakes that I don't like.
When I was at IU, I liked sneaking in to Auer Hall when no one was around and play in there. I always got kicked out, but the time I spent in there was worth it.
Do you have a favorite place to play or practice?
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