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This year's freshmen orchestra students offer their words of advise to the new incoming freshman orchestra students. Click on the images to view the captions.
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- Next year will be the best year of your life. You’re most past all the wrong notes and I think freshman year is when your tone improves the most. You will be amazed at how well you play and meet some awesome new people along the way. I can tell you, my first year in high school was amazing and fun.
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- In orchestra you have to make sure that you practice. If you don’t, you will fall behind. Always have to make sure you come to sectionals.
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- Never doubt your abilities or what you are capable of. Orchestra is fun. Never be afraid to make a mistake. Remember that you are human!
Have fun & good luck!
♥ Paige
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- Coming into orchestra, you should expect to work hard and have a lot of fun. Trust me it is a lot easier to do it right the first time and then you will be rewarded.
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- Your middle school experience will be much different than your high school. You must work hard
and practice to compete, and treat orchestra like a family.
- Play out, be confident, practice often, work hard,
do your best and have fun!
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- If your struggling, start slow and work it through and practice, practice, practice!
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