Kumiko still isn't entirely sure why she joined the band... again. Or how she ended up playing the Euphonium... again. Or even how she got dragged into being part of the pit orchestra for a play that wasn't even a musical - but the Yamayurikai wanted live music for background, and thus the group had been assembled... and she had been conscripted. Again.
Ergo, she can be found doing a bit of extra practicing - sometimes in the music room, sometimes outside, always by herself and mostly unenthusiastically. Still, follow the sound of the euphonium tooting away, and you'll find Kumiko.]
[B:
She's also part of the group of students that takes up their instruments to the bonfire afterward in celebration - likely just sort of dragged along, but while she plays about as well as someone that's been playing for several years can play... including some of their competition pieces and a couple easy dance songs for people to dance to... she seems mesmerized by the fire about as often as not.
The real fun will be in asking her to dance, but no one's going to do that. Someone might want to interrupt her to remind her that the waltz that's playing needs a bass line, though.]
Kumiko Oumae | 1st Year
Kumiko still isn't entirely sure why she joined the band... again. Or how she ended up playing the Euphonium... again. Or even how she got dragged into being part of the pit orchestra for a play that wasn't even a musical - but the Yamayurikai wanted live music for background, and thus the group had been assembled... and she had been conscripted. Again.
Ergo, she can be found doing a bit of extra practicing - sometimes in the music room, sometimes outside, always by herself and mostly unenthusiastically. Still, follow the sound of the euphonium tooting away, and you'll find Kumiko.]
[B:
She's also part of the group of students that takes up their instruments to the bonfire afterward in celebration - likely just sort of dragged along, but while she plays about as well as someone that's been playing for several years can play... including some of their competition pieces and a couple easy dance songs for people to dance to... she seems mesmerized by the fire about as often as not.
The real fun will be in asking her to dance, but no one's going to do that. Someone might want to interrupt her to remind her that the waltz that's playing needs a bass line, though.]