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Awhile ago i got in touch with a member from the cafe (stand up Rico Vandoren) aka Tony, who introduced me to the Maghull Wind Orchestra (MWO). http://www.maghullwindorchestra.co.uk/
I went to watch them perform twice, the second concert was at the Metropolitan Cathederal (paddy's wigwam) in Liverpool, which was the orchestra's biggest concert to date and convinced me to join. With MWO you don't have to sit an audition as long as you have a instrument they will happily accept you into the fold, with open arms.
Anyhows after i had done 6/7 weeks of rehearsals MWO had a concert at the Palm house in Sefton park, Liverpool on sunday 23rd Sept which i can proudly say i attended as a 2nd alto player 🙂
I almost missed my debut as i had severe manflu on the Fri/Sat (it must have been bad as i missed out on work (cabbie) on the both nights) but i was more gutted that i was going to miss my 1st concert as a player, but fortunetly for me i woke up on the sunday feeling better.
The concert was very daunting but very rewarding and yes i made mistakes and lost my way sight reading the peices but 7 weeks ago i could of only of dreamed about writing a post about me performing in a concert with a bunch of musicians.
So if anyone (jeanette) is thinking should i or shouldn't i, then my response will be YOU SHOULD and enjoy it as i have done in the last 2 months.
I would also like to say a big big thank you to Rico Vandoren (Tony) for starting me on my new journey into the sax
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/...49158005.95476.375244669161483&type=1&theater
I went to watch them perform twice, the second concert was at the Metropolitan Cathederal (paddy's wigwam) in Liverpool, which was the orchestra's biggest concert to date and convinced me to join. With MWO you don't have to sit an audition as long as you have a instrument they will happily accept you into the fold, with open arms.
Anyhows after i had done 6/7 weeks of rehearsals MWO had a concert at the Palm house in Sefton park, Liverpool on sunday 23rd Sept which i can proudly say i attended as a 2nd alto player 🙂
I almost missed my debut as i had severe manflu on the Fri/Sat (it must have been bad as i missed out on work (cabbie) on the both nights) but i was more gutted that i was going to miss my 1st concert as a player, but fortunetly for me i woke up on the sunday feeling better.
The concert was very daunting but very rewarding and yes i made mistakes and lost my way sight reading the peices but 7 weeks ago i could of only of dreamed about writing a post about me performing in a concert with a bunch of musicians.
So if anyone (jeanette) is thinking should i or shouldn't i, then my response will be YOU SHOULD and enjoy it as i have done in the last 2 months.
I would also like to say a big big thank you to Rico Vandoren (Tony) for starting me on my new journey into the sax
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/...49158005.95476.375244669161483&type=1&theater