Band: March Concert Reflection

1. What are you most proud of from your performance at the concert? That I played most of the notes, stayed on tempo, and did dynamics. 2. What do you need to work on to improve for the next performance? Not to get nervous because that causes me to squeak and miss 1-2 notes. 3. What does our band, as a whole, need to work on to improve for the next concert? Staying on tempo and not looking at people when they mess up. (mistakes don't matter intel you make them.) 4. What did you learn from performing in the concert? That everyone makes mistakes and just keep going and play together. 5. What did you learn by watching others perform?
That after lots of practice and perseverance you can be amazing a play like one big instrument.

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