Which of the following statements is *NOT* true about relationships that develop among performing musicians?
Relationships among performing musician result not only from time spent together, but also due to the emotional expression of making music and the physical and mental energy required to perform together.
A conductor or other leader can influence the social dynamics of the performing group.
Because of the excitement of making music together, performing musicians rarely have interpersonal conflict.
Relationships among musicians may be influenced by social heirarchies of the instruments played and by the level of the assigned parts (i.e., first chair vs, the rest of the section, first part vs. second part, sopranos vs. altos).
