Golf4food
Male pirate last time I checked. Yep. Still male.
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I have a BCM (Bachelor of Church Music) where I was a (French*) Horn principle.
After college I got married and had to find a job that paid real money while my DW was still in school, so I began working for a major insurance company and during my 3+ years with them I have earned the following designations from the Life Office Management Association: Associate, Customer Service (ACS) and Fellow, Life Management Institute (FLMI). I also plan to earn my Associate, Financial Services Institute by the end of 2006 (if not sooner) and my FFSI next year.
But eventually I would love to go back to get a masters in Music History or Theory and teach college (in addition to working as music director at a big church with a large choir and full orchestra... we can dream...
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I am also a very big history buff and just as easily could have studied history, but I have more passion for music. Still, I have thought of getting a history degree from somewhere when I retire...
* (Side note: It isn't really French, it is just - the Horn. No other instruments are horns. Only the Horn is a horn. Trumpets are not horns - they are trumpets. Saxaphones are not horns - they are an abomination before God.
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After college I got married and had to find a job that paid real money while my DW was still in school, so I began working for a major insurance company and during my 3+ years with them I have earned the following designations from the Life Office Management Association: Associate, Customer Service (ACS) and Fellow, Life Management Institute (FLMI). I also plan to earn my Associate, Financial Services Institute by the end of 2006 (if not sooner) and my FFSI next year.
But eventually I would love to go back to get a masters in Music History or Theory and teach college (in addition to working as music director at a big church with a large choir and full orchestra... we can dream...
)I am also a very big history buff and just as easily could have studied history, but I have more passion for music. Still, I have thought of getting a history degree from somewhere when I retire...
* (Side note: It isn't really French, it is just - the Horn. No other instruments are horns. Only the Horn is a horn. Trumpets are not horns - they are trumpets. Saxaphones are not horns - they are an abomination before God.
)
Yep, us music majors can get some attitude! I still correct people when they ask me if I am a musician or a vocalist (yes, I know the jokes, but that's beside the point). I sometimes respond, "Did you mean to ask if I am an instrumentalist or a vocalist; or did you mean to insult the musicianship of vocalists?" Although since it's been 12 years since my last voice lesson, I'm rapidly losing the right to claim to be a vocal musician. 


