Welcome to the forum. If you think about snakes in the wild, they do not limit themselves to a couple square feet of territory, or they would soon starve. They roam in search of food, water, or to seek a heat gradient. Places to hide are easily found, even burrowing under leaves or hiding under logs. There's nothing wrong with a large tank, as long as you provide what the snake needs, proper heat, places to hide, food and water. Many recommend that you move a hatchling to a smaller, bare container to feed it, and I agree. But once the Corn attains a little size you can do other things. I have a friend who feeds her snake while it's in her lap. So much for stress. One of the funny things I've seen is when I bring thawed mice into my snake room and the snakes put their faces up to the holes in their rack containers and flick their tongues out through the holes.
I would not put your Corn in a room where the drumming takes place. Although they have no obvious outer ears, scientists say that they actually have two auditory systems and keenly pick up low frequency vibrations. No disrespect to drummers, but it would stress me out too.
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