Stage one essay
Katie Schnaufer Stage one essay 2/20/14
Being a member of the Erie County Pepsi-Cola marching band is exhilarating life changing experience. On My 12, 2013, Kelly Heart, an up and coming musician, conducted a serve on all the past band members as well as the current band members to see weather being a part of the band was a stimulating experience. Her study showed that out of the 765 musicians that have participated in the band 83% of them have said that the thrilling experience has changed their lives. In turn 52% of the 83% of people went forth and changed others lives through conducting that same Pepsi-Cola Marching band. In addition to musician Kelly Hearts study Band Director, Jim Peterson, stated in The Hamburg Sun that “Being a part of a band is an elating experience that teaches the kids to work together for a bigger purpose as well as to bring joy to others with their music. It also teaches them responsibility and gives them something to work for and be proud of.” Correspondingly, Elisabeth Swan, a student at Hamburg high school, has been in the Pepsi-Cola marching band for almost 6 years. On July 7th, 2004, at 5:00pm, Elisabeth had her first audition for the marching band. She played for the director and then after just a few hours she found out she got in. This was just the first of many invigorating experiences yet to come for her while participating in the band. Without a doubt being a part of the Erie County Pepsi-Cola marching band is an enlivening life experience.
Being a member of the Erie County Pepsi-Cola marching band is exhilarating life changing experience. On My 12, 2013, Kelly Heart, an up and coming musician, conducted a serve on all the past band members as well as the current band members to see weather being a part of the band was a stimulating experience. Her study showed that out of the 765 musicians that have participated in the band 83% of them have said that the thrilling experience has changed their lives. In turn 52% of the 83% of people went forth and changed others lives through conducting that same Pepsi-Cola Marching band. In addition to musician Kelly Hearts study Band Director, Jim Peterson, stated in The Hamburg Sun that “Being a part of a band is an elating experience that teaches the kids to work together for a bigger purpose as well as to bring joy to others with their music. It also teaches them responsibility and gives them something to work for and be proud of.” Correspondingly, Elisabeth Swan, a student at Hamburg high school, has been in the Pepsi-Cola marching band for almost 6 years. On July 7th, 2004, at 5:00pm, Elisabeth had her first audition for the marching band. She played for the director and then after just a few hours she found out she got in. This was just the first of many invigorating experiences yet to come for her while participating in the band. Without a doubt being a part of the Erie County Pepsi-Cola marching band is an enlivening life experience.