MURPHY'S LAWS OF MUSIC
The Laws of Performances
�The Lowest Common Denominator Principle
     �After a concert, parents rave about the pop selection played and say nothing about  the test piece.

�Stidman's Law of Doors
    �The largest of the timpani is always four inches wider than the door to the auditorium.

�The Punctuality Paradox
    �Give a strongly worded lecture about punctuality and you will be late to the next   performance.

�Hatch's Law of Clarinet Squeaks
    �Clarinet squeaks always occur in the most exposed sections of the music.

�Two Principles of Cymbal Cueing
    �1. Cue the cymbal player or he will not enter.
    �2. Cue the cymbal player and he still will not enter.

�Murphy's Law of Clapping
    �If the audience can clap at the wrong time, they will.

�McMurray's Program Principle
    �At least one name will be left off the concert program.

�McMurray's Second Program Principle
    �If there are two ways to spell a name, the wrong one will be selected.

�Concert Pronunciation Principle
    �If a name can be mispronounced as the program is being introduced, it will.
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