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Lindbergh Bands: Snare Line Analysis

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I am a respectful and caring girl, who wants the best for Lindbergh Bands. I know I may not be absolutely perfect, but I will hopefully make the snare line better if I am the center snare member. The drum line has the capabilities to do more than we are doing now. Visuals will make the line more entertaining for the audience and even the drummers. I will make the line a learning experience, but also entertaining at the same time. If someone has an idea or visual then we will try it and maybe slightly change it if it is too difficult. I will never leave someone out of the visual because it makes that individual left out, it makes them feel less important. Drum line’s help keep the time for the band so we need to be on tempo as much as possible,

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