Are part-time band leaders semi-conductors?
930695
You can baton it they are!
36198
Well, I personally feel that they shouldn't.  But they have been togetther for quite a long time.  Some band members might feel that its time to move on and find better pastures or find new challenges.  There might be few who might be thinking of starting  a solo career or may be having other commercial or private interests.
40244
Well........I think we can agree they found a front man that will maintain their sound. He's a replica music wise. Not so hot on his showmanship. He has a few social issues that might stand in his way with the band. But if they were after maintaining the INXS sound........they did it.
847167
hey if it is at least one person from that band got another job
786008
research is currently being carried out on this area. materials which work better at room temperature and have similar properties to a semi conductor are already being developed. giveit another 25-30 years we may have some. who knows.....
26148
im in band! i kinda want to be durm major then i think of all the work and i say "what was i thinking?"\n\nLOL
768677
Gallium based semi-conductor right now is too expensive to deploy. \n\nIf you want completely out of the left field, I'd go for optical processing.
775128
I have been asked this many times for our concerts, the only sure fire way is to screw the musicians or stage manager. But the musicians are better:) \n\nYep, that'll do it.
361632
My boss right now is horrible because she is a punk! She lets her assistant basically set her mood for the day, and tell her what to do. I feel that any true leader (boss, supervisor, manager,...etc) should truly lead in their position not be lead.
1070820
I'm a school band director.\n\nThird interviews are usually not even called "interviews," .....as a matter of fact, I'm surprised to hear the term. Its ok to get your hopes up, but NEVER assume you have the job, that is, until you have a contract in your hand. Even if someone tells you they'll hire you, they can always go back on it WITHOUT TELLING YOU. It happened to me.\n\nHope this helps.
815386
You should find out who is managing the band and address them. I am sure that the band themselves dont handle every aspect. Then just use a standard business letter.
1018353
The Orchestra is lead by the conductor who sets the speed, counts in the players and sets the volume using the baton.\nFor example. Counting 2 bars before the music starts. 1- 2- 3- 4, 2- 2- 3- 4 or if it is a waltz tempo 1-2-3, 2-2-3, Then the music starts with everyone starting at exactly the same time. They move the baton lower if she wants us to play quieter and uses smaller movements. Or bigger and higher movements for louder playing. How fast she moves the baton is how fast to play and if she changes her speed so do you. She uses it to signal for the players to stop. She has the score. It has every ones part on it I believe one after the other with each part on a separate line. I don't know the order but it would be something like this. Clarinet line 1 Saxophone line 2 Trumpet line 3 and so on. \nThey are sometimes called a maestro. They work with all the instruments to make the music sound good providing instruction to specific people or groups.  If there is one the lead or 1st violin is the one they work most closely with.
434619
Bimonthly is every two months. Semi-monthly is twice a month.
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The best you can do is to look at their career pages and see if they have something for part time positions \n\nhttp://careers.yahoo.com/\nhttp://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/
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Typically - \n\n1 lead guitarist\n1 rhythm guitarist\n1 bass player\n1 drummer\n\nbut there are no hard and fast rules about that. Do what you like!
940448
Your are working at a college, what do you expect. Colleges have a seniority system to get up the ladder. Believe me, there is a lot of office politics at colleges. However, it seems they don't want to pay you as a full time person there while they got one student working part time. Think about it, instead of having 3 full time workers, they are using 2 full time, and 2 part time workers. They got 4 workers instead of 3 under a budget they get from the guy at the top. That means they can get more work done faster than having 3 workers. Yet, again, they are under a budget which is another reason why you don't have a desk and all the perks, and your supervisor is showing off to his boss how much he is saving and the employee organization structure he set up at the same time to move up the ladder and more money for himself. Again, it is all about office politics & seniority crap. Welcome to the world of evil and greed in the work place. I suggest going somewhere else since it will be a very long time before you move up the ladder or get a full time with perks at that college. Good Luck.
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You should definitely do it, life is short and all that...but can you and your friends play, and what type of band are you going to be? Hopefully, there's chemistry beyween the members that will make up your band,and the elements , like songwriting, music writing, promoting,etc.,can all be parcelled out without drama.Lots of work , but there is NOTHING like that first live show, even if only a few people show up, the joy of discovery on everyone's faces will more than make up for any problems.Go for it!