10 Rules of Concert Etiquette
	1.  Refrain from talking       - This is the first and greatest rule       - This rule includes whispering or disciplining your other children
	2.  Refrain from unwrapping noisy candy wrappers        - If the composer wanted to include paper crinkle noises to the music,          he/she would have written it into the parts
	3.  Turn off Cell Phones, Pagers, and Watch Alarms        - While many of these devices now have very symphonic-like rings,           they don’t always fit into the musical score,           nor do they provide pleasant sounds for your neighbors
	4.  Do not wave to your child during the concert        - After all, they do know who you are already and know you are there;           you most likely brought them to the concert
	5.  Do not take flash photography       - You don’t want your child to walk off the edge of the stage from flash          blindness, do you?
	6.  Please do not walk down the center aisle with a video camera       - Also, do not setup your tri-pod in the wheel chair area at the rear of          auditorium.
	7.  Do not leave as soon as your child’s portion is over       - All of the students deserve a full audience for their performance       - Remember, the next time your child’s portion might be at the end
	8.  Applaud at appropriate times       - Some music has several sections;       - Remember, it’s not over until all of the sections have been performed
	9.  Do not enter or leave the auditorium during the music      -  Wait for a break in the concert, unless you are carrying a screaming child,          in which case you should leave quietly and quickly—PLEASE!
	10.  Go to the concert expecting the best         - You just might be surprised how good your student sounds when the            other students join in!