[rodgersorgan] Re: Possessive organists
- From: George Husson <georganist@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2003 15:57:15 -0700 (PDT)
Even a key will not prevent what happened in our church: so far we have had
two PR-300S's stolen, two .35 (I think that's right) ambience speakers, and
most recently a Roland KC-500 amplifier. Thank goodness the church is taking
some steps to beef up security. We've had to resort to locking our remaining
PR300S away and since it isn't always out there, I use it very little. --George
in San Francisco
Illjane@xxxxxxx wrote:
Very interesting subject, Keith - why are organists allowed to be
possesive about their organ to the extent of keeping the organ locked and
bringing the only key home with them? Why does the church allow it?
1) the church is afraid of their wrath?
2) the church sees it as someone taking very good care of their
property?
3) the church doesn't have an alternate person or opinion
I think you make a good point that if a church does not moniter our
behavior, then there is no one else. Maybe the organists guild could teach
different behavior - but would it help?
Lastly - why are some organists so possesive?
It could be related to pride and/or control issues.
Um.....I'm having a hard time coming up with other reasons. Oh,
protection of property, especially if it had been vandalized in some form
before. Other suggestions?
Jane
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