Re[2]: East Coast Festival of some level

[Travis Lund <tlund@berklee.net>]

People seem pretty centered on the NY/NJ locale, but the suggestion of 
somehow tying this into an educational/symposium situation basically 
demands that I at least offer this:  I'm a Music Synthesis grad student at 
the Berklee College of Music in Boston, and I'd be enthusiastic about 
trying to put something together for this if people were up for making the 
trip to Beantown.  Berklee has one huge hall, two decent-sized venues and 
a number of slightly smaller spaces we could invade.  I'd need to get on 
this several months in advance if it were going to happen, since we have 
performers coming in all the time and booking conflicts would need to be 
avoided, but I think I could pull it off with enough advance time (And I 
have a few good friends who would definitely be down for pitching in their 
efforts).  Someone else brought up the "no place to crash" thing as 
regards this situation, and that would be an issue, but maybe interested 
students could host people?  Anyway, just throwing this out as a 
possibility.  Otherwise, heck, it's a pretty cheap bus ride to NYC for me 
if it winds up there.  Anyway, just throwing that out for consideration.  
Loop it up good, y'all
-Travis

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Original E-mail
From: Warren Sirota [wsirota@wsdesigns.com]
Date: 05/23/2008 01:16 PM 
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: Re: East Coast Festival of some level

Adam, if you've got a space in Philly, I'm in. I don't know just what I can
do to help organize it, but I'm available for tasks. I can do web-based
programming or host a page or mp3s on my web site, or get a fresh one for
cheap and do it there, for instance. or writing, or probably some other
things.