FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions 
of students and parents.
  1. When do I bring my instrument to school?
  2. How much time should I be practicing?
  3. What do I do if there is problem with my instrument?
  4. What do I do if I forget my instrument?
  5. Question #5 (blank)



When do I bring my instrument to school?

Follow the band schedule.  Bring your instrument to school on the 
day of
your lesson. Bring your instrument and stand to school on days
marked
BAND. Don't forget your book!
Instruments may be put in the cages in the music room in the
morning.
Don't forget to take them home at night for practice.
Instruments may be left overnight if you have band and a lesson
on back
to back days.
Please let me know if you need to leave it for any other reason -
arrangements can be made.
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How much time should I be practicing?

As much as possible!!  The more you practice, the easier it gets 
and the
better you will be playing. Arrange your practice time aound
your
schedule - add it to your homework time so you get in the habit
of
practicing a little bit each day.
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What do I do if there is problem with my instrument?

If your instrument needs repairs or isn't working properly, let 
me know. If
I cannot fix it for you, Mark Stransky from Country Music visits
our school
on Wednesdays and can make repairs on that day. If you need
repairs on an instrument
you own, he will call you with an estimate. He will not make any
repairs
on a student owned instrument without your consent.
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What do I do if I forget my instrument?

Each student will be allowed one phone call home per quarter for 
a
forgotten instrument. Get a phone pass from your homeroom
teacher
and take it to Mrs. Faneck. If you do not have your instrument
make sure
you come to your lesson anyway so you know what to practice for
the
next lesson!
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Question #5 (blank)

Band is separate from music classes.  Band students will receive
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