Life on the road for an orchestra has its romance, but a lot of it is routine.
Play the concert, meet the fans, sign a few autographs, throw your instruments away and hop on the bus. Arrive in the next city, make all your instruments, play a concert, throw the instruments away.
Wait. What?
Why would anyone make all their instruments for a concert, then throw them away?
That's easy – because vegetables go bad.
Wait. What?
You might be surprised, though, at the high-fiber, low-calorie music they can make as a garden-variety orchestra. Antioxidants never sounded so good.
