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In Reply to: Survey: Where was the last place/time when you heard unamplified live music? posted by junk2sa@yahoo.com on November 5, 2004 at 07:42:18:
I saw a jazz trio show with a guest saxophonist Wednesday night. The upright bass was using a mic and small amp, but it blended perfectly with the other instruments. The location was a small recital hall at the University of Richmond. It was a short show, ~70 minutes, but the performance was outstanding. These were older gentlemen, not students, the pianist of which is an adjunct faculty member.I cannot recommend enough that people pursue free or low-cost performances at local colleges/universities. Student performances (Jazz Ensembles) are usually free. The most I have paid so far was $10 at Virginia Commonwealth University for a classical guitar recital by a former VCU student. The best part about these types of shows is that there are no talking patrons, no glasses banging around, and best of all no smoke. Everyone is there to listen to the music. Give it a shot, people!!
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Follow Ups
- visit the web site of the music dept of a local university - BS64 09:28:06 11/05/04 (2)
- I forgot to mention the dude playing bagpipes at Bennigan's on St. Patty's Day a few years ago! (nt) - BS64 13:57:54 11/05/04 (0)
- The LaMont School of Music at DU, Denver is a great venue with great jazz & classical shows (nt) - hinduclient 11:11:03 11/05/04 (0)
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