Essay About Going Into The Arts

The arts are everywhere. The arts are especially prevalent in schools, whether that be music, art, or plays. For some teens, they the idea of going into the arts is not appealing because they are planning a different career; however, for those that have been in the arts for a long time, they realize that art has effects even outside the field. The arts teach discipline. It takes a long to do a project. Usually, it takes weeks to develop a work of art. People in the arts are forced to find the discipline and work hard to achieve their goal. It takes more than one hour to make a solo sound perfect. Discipline is important in the real world no matter where a person goes. There are some days where someone will not want to go to work, but if that person dug deep and found discipline, they can achieve more. The arts also help with time management. It is not enough to work a ton if a person spends half that time doing nothing. Sometimes, when preparing for a piece, a person in the arts will have only a week to fix multiple problems. There are twenty-four hours in the day, that time

If a person isn’t going to at performance, then people need to know and they need to know in advance. The same goes for rehearsal. There have been times where I have gone to a rehearsal and because of the lack of communication the rehearsal was called off; maybe two or three people and the other few did not bother to tell communicate that they were not going to be at rehearsal. Outside of the arts, communication is just as essential. In a small two-man job, lack of communication can result in a thirty-minute job becoming an hour-long job. In a bigger team sure other people can pick up the slack, but it gives undue stress where there does not need to be. There is also a situation where a mistake happens and no one knows and it goes unnoticed for a long time; then it ends up being a problem later down the line. Communication is essential