A flute crime?!

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A flute crime?!

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pro·fes·sion·al (prə-fĕsh'ə-nəl)
adj.
Of, relating to, engaged in, or suitable for a profession: lawyers, doctors, and other professional people.
Conforming to the standards of a profession: professional behavior.
Engaging in a given activity as a source of livelihood or as a career: a professional writer.
Performed by persons receiving pay: professional football.
Having or showing great skill; expert: a professional repair job.
n.
A person following a profession, especially a learned profession.
One who earns a living in a given or implied occupation: hired a professional to decorate the house.
A skilled practitioner; an expert.
professionally pro·fes'sion·al·ly adv.


The fact is, if he gets paid to play flute, then he is a professional no matter how good/bad he plays.

Also, Thank goodness I do not have video tapes of my "not so good" performances on the internet. One thing to remember is ANYHONE can have a bad performance.

As far as the children, I take what I can get. Not every parent can pay for lessons, or the best instruments. THank goodness the child chose music as an interest instead of drugs, gangs or having babies...if you know what I mean!

Now, I wonder what the FLUTE GOD police will say about this post?

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Post by vandoren »

I am not going to comment on the standard of flute playing here, but I do think that a post like yours should be removed from a public Forum. People can make up there own mind without the need for such rude and scathing remarks like this.

Very poor indeed :oops: (ie. your remarks)
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Oh good lord Phineas....can we please move on! LOL

Besides....I happen to agree with you.

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I agree with Phineas (although I think the catty remark was superfluous) -- anyone can have a bad performance. And technically, if he's getting paid, he's a professional. I wonder why he'd choose to publicize those particular clips, rather than show his best performances?

I'd like to think that when parents are looking for teachers for their children, they will look for evidence to back up claims of "mastery" of an instrument, and for evidence of what standard a teacher holds him/herself to.

(I kind of feel that claiming to have "mastered" an instrument should be a red flag itself...)
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Post by jmartin »

I'm new to this forum. Kat, are you the Flute God police? Just want to know who the players are. :wink:

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Hmm..ok can this post be taken down?

Sorry If I offended anyone. :oops:

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Post by flutepicc06 »

sags_3 wrote:Hmm..ok can this post be taken down?

Sorry If I offended anyone. :oops:
If you want it taken down, you'll have to talk to the admin or a moderator (though Damjan doesn't show up very often, so the admin will probably be the best way to go). Of course, you can always edit the post to remove the offending content.

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musical_Kat

I am glad you have a sense of humor!

Phineas

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Post by jmartin »

I'm just joking around. I don't mean any offense. Perhaps this is a sore spot that I'm not aware of. Seriously kat, just kidding. :D New guy, here.

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Hahaha...everything is fine jmartin :wink:

It's all water under the bridge. I have no problems with anyone! :D

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Phineas wrote:musical_Kat

I am glad you have a sense of humor!

Phineas
LOL...it's all good :wink:

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Post by fluteguy18 »

hmm.... it seems I missed something....

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Post by Serpentine »

me, too, seems to have been an eventfull few days in fluteland. P.s. its been bloody wet and cold in england so i hope you all have been having better weather! :(

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Serpentine wrote:me, too, seems to have been an eventfull few days in fluteland. P.s. its been bloody wet and cold in england so i hope you all have been having better weather! :(
Really? Its not been too bad in London........

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