Interesting was our evaluation meeting on the very day of our stage. Most of us wanted to have beer, which we've avoided for long because of recent strict regulations/punishments on drunken drivers  by police.

We've gathered at a pub just after our stage of Oct. 15, on foot or by bicycle. We are paid for our stages and then were going to spend on that.

@@@EVALUATION by our Bandmaster: The best performance goes to "ALL Of Me". Rhythm keeping was good as a whole. One bar of "Tennessee Waltz" was not covered by solo of any of Woodwinds/Piano/Guitar. Chel says piano should do it. Cindy(piano) says it is lead-guitar part.

@@@Conflict for ensemble: Got clear that we have two directions. Those who enjoy music band can be divided into 2 types. One is that of enjoying just playing together, e.i. Enjoy-First type. Another is that of enjoying and seeking raising level. Chel has been the latter for long. Yow is of 1st type. Yow seems not interested in ensemble-playing. @@Chel asked Yow if he could play percussions when woodwinds in no need. No answer. Yow seemed not to have listened to bandmaster. Unbelievable was that Chel could tell Yow that there could be tunes with no woodwinds. Yow might not believe that his woodwinds are not always necessary to any tunes.

@@@Chel expresses he is just a member of the band.

@@@Hil says we can use our current place for coming 2-5 years, perhaps. When he retires our band will lose our place. @@Sure that I will quit music when that time comes. Because The Compact to me can be The Compact with Hil, Chel and the place, which has cradled The Compact together with those who had/have gathered there and gone so far for these 10 years. Music with human dramas there. Even though there be no more Compact, my music never dies. It wil live in my heart/memories until I die. All of these should promise to make the rest of my life happy.