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X'ancek, a senior, will complete a bachelor’s degree in music performance next year and hopes to continue studying guitar in graduate school. Classical guitar student at music school still getting used to concerts, butterflies Since the age of 16, practice has paid off backstage in a concert hall, Vancek, like most performers, is nervous. To relax, she begins to picture the per formance she is about to give. Step by step, piece bv piece, each note must be perfect. “Performance is such a risky thing," the classical guitarist says. Vancek remembers when she first picked up the guitar. It had been sit ting in her house in Vancouver, B.C., and placing it “was just some thing I always wanted to do," she says. So while other 16-year-olds asked for cars for their birthdays, Vancek asked for guitar lessons. She learned quickly. “When you like something, it's easier to do,” she says. 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Vancek also tutors for the music analysis class and works in the music school library. She says one of her concerns is that the school doesn’t have a guitar program, Vancek receives lessons from Da vid Case, adjunct instrui tor, and says the teai hers are all encouraging. “The thing that really stands out to me is that the teachers really keep you going,” she says. r Because she likes the romantic and Spanish classical music, Yancek has studied it since she began playing guitar, but she would also like to trv ja::, blues or rm k music someday. Although there is a lot of anxiety to performing solo, Vancek says she likes it more each time and is getting better at it. “People say you get used to it the more you do it,” she says. When Vancek is getting ready for her next |xt form ante, the Christmas Choral Concert on Dec. 4, she may again experience the nervous feel ings. But she knows performing is worth it. 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