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Substitute teacher

February 19, 2010 at 2:21 AM

Today I had my first real class since I started again.

My teacher was sick and couldn't go to the school, so another teacher came for class. Thas was good and bad at the same time. It is always good to hear a different point of view, of course, but it is hard to stablish a routine and to decide what to play when your teacher is not there, teaching you, though. The other teacher wouldn't let me move on with my pieces, and just added a few things.

The class was nice, anyway. She invited me to play in the school's orchestra. She also said that it could be good for me to study music in the university. Of course that would be a great idea - if I didn't have a job already and had free time to go to the classes.

Let's see what happens next!

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