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... you will find that thousands of Iowa music students are online trying to find out what two etudes the Iowa High School Music Association has picked for the All State music auditions. ... Schmidt, my private teacher, was waiting for me for my first All-State lesson. ...
On Sunday, September 29, I went to the University of Iowa to an All-State clinic. ... I somehow felt reassured that maybe if I were to kick it up into high gear I could possible make All-State. ... I lost all hope that I could make the honor band. ... Well it just so happened that the cheerleaders decided it would be a good idea if I did this all by myself! ... I couldn’t sleep in the back of the school suburban because we were all quizzing each other on scales, and talking about how we were going to do in our audition. ... At this point all I wanted to do was to get out of there, and go home so I could curl up in bed and for get what had happened. ... I just went and changed, then put all of my equipment in the suburban. ... Only twenty-four people would be asked to join on the All-State band. Once 2:30 rolled around all of the clarinets meet in the hallway so the judges could talk to us about how things were running now. ... Then the news came to me, I would have to audition one more time with every single All-Stater to see if I was good enough to the main officials. ... Then I waited for an hour to see the new results, I was ranked 56 in the state.
Approximate Word count = 1669
Approximate Pages = 6.7
(250 words per page double spaced)
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