Re: [Harp-L] Hippest Musician's Towns philly

["Emile D'Amico" <EDAmico@xxxxxxx>]

I don't get around much any more.
I used to go to jj's grotto all  the time.

>>> "ChipComcast" <jandkday@xxxxxxxxxxx> 12/14/05 01:34PM >>>
true. My drummer wenet for jazz percussion, now he plays guitar.
 I was speaking of blues music scene.  Which incidently 50% of jazz is
blues.

Warmdaddys is moving.

 Do you go to Chris's or Ortlieb's?

jday


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Emile D'Amico" <EDAmico@xxxxxxx>
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Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 1:06 PM
Subject: Re: [Harp-L] Hippest Musician's Towns philly


> There are many levels that a city can excel musicaly.
> For classical music it's one of the best in the world for
> listening and studying.
>
> The city also has great jazz tradition with likes of
> Pat Martino and JImmy Bruno. There are also lots of
> great schools and private teachers to study from.
> One night went to see jimmy play and who is
> sitting at the bar- Pat Martino
>
> For gigs it's not so great.I haven't played within the city limits
> in years. Most of the clubs have from 3 to 5 bands in one night.
> There is one blues club called Warrmdady's.
>
> Music Schools:
> Temple University Ester Boyer College of Music
> Classical and Jazz studies
>
> University of the Arts
> Classical and Jazz studies
>
> The Curtis Institute of Music
> Classical studies
>
> Happy Holidays
> Emile D'Amico
>
>
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