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Old 06-02-2009, 01:09 PM #1
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Default One more thing to give up
How embarrassing! I was asked to play bass horn in a brass quintet playing live music for the local high school music teacher's son's wedding. Halfway through the service, during a prayer, I suddenly choked and could not get my breath back. I was so embarrassed I did not attend the reception. I don't think I can take that chance again so my performing days in small groups has probably come to an end.
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