RE: Re: [Harp-L] Harmonica Conventions in General.

["Tom Klingl" <tom.klingl@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hmmmm... what about http://www.berklee.edu/ ? Could be very inspiring?!

And they should have a certain affiniy to a convention of musicians.

Tom


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> [mailto:harp-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Garry Hodgson
> Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 9:09 PM
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> Subject: Re: Re: [Harp-L] Harmonica Conventions in General.
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> 
> "James Sterett" <jsterett@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> > Perhaps a college campus could be considered as a convention locale.
> > the rooming accommodations may be a bit base, but the right 
> place could 
> > have a theater available for the big shows with plenty of 
> rooms for classes, 
> > etc., a common area, an on campus bar, cafeteria, etc.
> 
> incidentally, lest my earlier comments about campus bars be 
> misread, i think this is a promising idea.  i'm on the 
> organizing and program committees for the annual python 
> (programming language) conference, and we've done well using 
> the facilities of universities in washington, texas, etc.  a 
> big part of this conference (pycon.org) is keeping the cost 
> reasonable, which i'm guessing would appeal to many SPAH 
> members as well.  with a little bit of 
> effort you might even be able to engage the music 
> department's help for student volunteers and such, or at 
> least to help spread the harmonica gospel to a new generation 
> of students.
> 
> probably worth some investigation.
> 
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