by Justine Saquilayan
One day, in a galaxy far, far away, I was principal clarinetist in my college wind symphony. This role came with its set of responsibilities, not the least of which was being the de facto soloist during our concert season. I still remember the day I was awarded a solo that began a long piece of difficult music – in my world at the time, it was a challenge of gigantic proportions…but I was a professional (ONLY in my mind) and a serious musician, so I thought, “I’ve got this.”
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