Music Application Autobiography

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As you see me currently, I am a music education major that specializes in percussion at San Jose State university. There were events that happened in my life for me to choose to study music for my future. I would not say that the first thing that made me interested in music was my parents playing their playlist around the house when I was little or when they paid an instructors to teach me piano or drum set.
The actually spark for music for me was in sixth grade elementary school, as I attending a middle school concert in a gym for my sister, Lucy, as she performed with the guitar class. This concert had three groups; concert band, guitar, and symphonic band. Honestly, guitar wasn’t exciting at all, I was bored on the bleachers with my back …show more content…

As another “know it all” girl had ruined my plans to make our band better. I wanted to invest my time to make out band better, but she got voted to be the leader for just popularity reasons. All I would do and help she would push back, because she ever wanted to hear my criticism on what she is doing wrong in. All she thought was she was important and knows everything, and she really cares and wants to benefit the band. I could see through that lie and saw she only was their for her friends and that is it. I was just plain pissed off and when I sent a private message being real with her and just calling her out being fake, she just told off to the new band teacher that year. So I just gave up and waited for Team Percussion’s new audition …show more content…

But a few days after, the website had announced a new team near the bay area and I had to partake in it. The new team was called, “Tri-City Percussion” and the staff was actually the same as Team percussion but a little different only. So there were people that I knew when I came on to the first auditions. I needed to show them I had changed in a year, I auditioned for tenor drums again and didn’t make it. Lucky Chris Cyr the Director of Tri-City Percussion had been friends with my old band teacher Ms. Mandler. She had told him my story of never having a teacher and I’m making this progress on my own coming from this bad music program school. He personally told me that I am a example of what passion really is in music and he wanted me to still be part of the team. Those words really meant a lot to me because this was coming from a real expert, and so I became the rack or auxiliary player in the front

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