When children are assigned a musical instrument to play while taking classes in the school band, they are introduced to the equipment in a hands-on method that some are not very happy with. The student will be tasked with carrying the musical instrument with them for several days at a time, and during that time, the musical instrument could be subjected to numerous bumps along the way.
The musical director will spend many days explaining how to play certain notes. A great deal of instruction will go into finger placement and the amount of pressure that is needed to depress the keys correctly. The director will be concerned that some students are not listening because he will view them handling the instrument roughly and know why the instrument does not sound right on specific notes that the band is practicing.
When this type of activity is observed, some music classes will cease. The rest of the day will be spent teaching students on the care and cleaning instructions that will be needed for each instrument. The director will probably explain to the students that taking care of the musical instruments can sometimes be a hassle. The director will also elaborate...
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