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 Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 9:30 am
Two of the drummers have asked me out before. I turned them both down.
Let's see, one of our drum majors is dating the drumline captain, methinks.
One of the guard had been dating a manager, but then they broke up and she's now going out with a different manager.
There's also a trumpet/tuba (tuba also plays trombone, by the way).
One of the other pit girls said she has a crush on another trumpet.
That's all I can think of right now.
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Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 5:47 pm
in a big band that's really good and competative, its only natural. we have a 150 person band, and we spend 2 hours in school and 2 hours after school just for rehearsals alone.. then friday night games and saturday all day competitions. we have MANY band relationships.
hell, we even stereotype it.
a trombone player will most likely go out with an upperwoodwind (clarinet/flute), tuba players will go out with double reeds, guard will go out with trumpet players. trumpet players will sometimes be incenstuous. baritone players are misc.
my bandlationships have been, in order: bari sax, flute (only guy flute! woot woot!), tuba, oboe, trombone, trombone, trombone, trombone.
ill date about anyone, but trumpets. theyre too obnoxious (ours) haha.
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Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 5:53 pm
but yeah.. lets see what we have going on right now
trumpet/flute
trumpet/clarinet
trumpet/trumpet
trumpet/trumpet
trombone/clarinet
trombone/flute
trombone/flute
trombone/trumpet
trombone/flute
tuba/flute
tuba/oboe
baritone/guard
guard/trumpet
guard/trumpet
clarinet/percussion
percussion/percussion
percussion/trombone
oboe/flute
i think thats it... im prolly missing a few but thats the gist. haha.
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Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 3:53 am
Well, we sorta have one between one of our Pit members and a bass-drummer. They were caught making out down in the basement of the school. neutral
At least, this is what I've heard.
Then we HAD another between one of our drum majors and a flute player.
EDIT:
Oh, and then I'm supposedly flirting with everyone. neutral
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Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 11:20 am
Yeah it's our section leader (flute) and then...her bf is a brass player...but I'm not sure what he plays...
We have a 128 member band...
Ya know, I half expect ONE of our two male flutes to end up going out with one of the female ones...'cuz I see the chemistry... stare
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Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 11:24 am
Oh no wait...the drum major is going out with one of the marching french horns...then there's...lemme see a trumpet and alto sax...wow...it's amazing that I've paid attention that stuff at ALL... stare
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Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 4:54 pm
Sinsa (I'm new here btw) Most bands have at least 1 pair of kids who are in a relationship, in our band we call it a "Band-lationship". Now, we had one band-lationship in our highschool band last year, now, at retreat girls can't go into guys cabins and guys can't go into girls cabins (god only knows what happend to cause that). While I wasn't in highschool when this happend I was in jazz band with these 2 kids and they really did go at it (silly altos). Since then these 2 have gone diffrent ways (the chick quit band) and up till now there hasnt been a "Band-lationship". Now I am going out with the bass trombone and we are the "Band-lationship". He sits right next to me in band, both Jazz and stage (I play bass clarinet in stage and trombone in jazz) so we are the butts of many jokes. Now, onto my actual topic, do you have a "band-lationship" in your band? If so has anything funny or annoying happend from it at retreat, camp, tour, or concerts? Damn that was long.... I have a "band-lationship" myself. I met my boyfriend of over a year due to band camp in freshman year. He moved to NJ from Pittsburgh and I wouldn't really have met him any other way..I'm a field hockey player/honor student/science nerd and he's one of those uber cool-guitar playing-skateboarding kind of kids that just happens to have a mom/dad who met due to DCI and are both crazy amazing at what they do. His dad teaches our battery. smile Also, two of the the other mellos are dating, a trumpet is dating a one of the guard girls, and last year, our drum major this year was with our senior tuba player(they're still together) and our guard captain this year dates a trumpet player who graduated last year.
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Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 7:40 pm
im an alto sax, i dated another alto sax, a flute, a trumpet and almost a clarinet
now, the trumpet ask another trumpet out, who turned him down and began dating the clarinet i almost dated
the alto sax i dated starting dating the flute (whom is female) and theyve been together for awhile
and now i like a tenor sax player
but the bass clarinet is dating the main drummer, and she has a child from someone else, but i guess he doesnt mind
and thats all i can think of for now
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Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 9:18 am
I'm in a band-lationship. I play 5th bass on drumline and my girlfriend plays in the pit. but when we go to contest no one is to be on the buses because people got caught doing some.......nasty things on the bus
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Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 9:27 am
I had a boyfriend that was a french horn/trumpet player before, but he was annoying and obnoxious, so we broke up. Now I'm going for his friend (sad and slightly cruel, I know) that plays percussion and bass guitar. I'll never date anyone in my own section though, that's just wrong! xp
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Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 10:09 am
Why is it wrong to date someone in your own section?
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Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 1:25 pm
saffiremouse Why is it wrong to date someone in your own section? it's like incest.. its instrument-cest! lol.. horn-cest!
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Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 2:24 pm
for me a band lationship is very complicated. and very hard to hold onto. because i've been dumped mainly because when someone dates a trombone type. they're known as a trombonette. it's liek we are cursed. i lost my most recent relationship to a trumpet. i'm afraid to ask out a colorgaurd girl. becuase well some of them know this girl who contributed to my recent band lationship downfall. she's a bass clarinet who wouldn't let her subordinate go even during normal school. she then presented her to teh guy who she's going out with right now. she hates me for some unknown reason. itook her to an amusement park. invited her to my parties i do all that i can to make everyone feel great. but as always my relationships end up in me being dumped for teh exact same guy. i can't compete with a trumpet. and i highly doubt that i can form one with a cg member. i'm so depressed i nearly went to suicide.
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Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2006 4:22 am
i had a band-lationship with a tuba player. we lasted for 10 months.
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Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 2:33 pm
well people like people who like other people.its a long story sometimes we do.i kno that there is a guy in band wit me who im best friends with but we both flirt wit each other.I seriously wish he would pop the question."will you go out wit me"is it that hard 4 guys????????
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