Is there really a difference between a violin that costs—say—$75 and one that costs around $300? If your child were serious about school orchestra, you would certainly consider this.
Mapleview isn"t as prestigious as the neighboring town, Sillmac. The average population in Mapleview consists of the working middle class. But this doesn"t mean that parents of an orchestra student couldn"t afford a $300 violin. Some actually do purchase a violin at this price. And some see nothing wrong in giving their child a $75 violin for school orchestra. Many other parents simply opt to lease the musical instruments through the school for a reasonable cost. This means that the lease agreements are renewed each year.
Now you would think that a lease form would simply be sent home to be filled out, check
