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Yes, Washington, Canada, even SF, welcome. So far I have one vote for using Facebook for a North West Loopers group, so unless there are other votes I'll make such a thing in the next day or two. > what about the possibility of a large, improv jam with as many fest > members as possible (or that the board would accommodate? Or...?) > that wanted to participate as the "closing act" for such a fest? My personal opinion is that such things, well, usually suck if they are a free-for-all but if you re-introduce some sort of limited structure to guide it here and there it becomes interesting to me and I'd love to experiment with that. More specifically, I'd like to experiment with specific, creative tricks for managing it and see what happens with each. As just one example, what if the spot light moved from one person to another over time and whoever it was on was the conductor, able to use hand motions to advise others to play more or less? Furthermore, I'd love to see some sort of interactivity where the crowd somehow help shapes, or contributes to the shape things take. On Dec 28, 2009, at 1:21 PM, tEd ® KiLLiAn wrote: > Yes to both . . . > > On Dec 28, 2009, at 12:48 PM, Revfever wrote: > >> On Dec 28, 2009, at 12:25 PM, Mark Hamburg wrote: >> >>> Will you allow Washingtonians in? Portland at least is reasonable >>> from Seattle. >>> >>> Mark >> >> I vote "yes". >> >> Also, what about the possibility of a large, improv jam with as >> many fest members as possible (or that the board would accommodate? >> Or...?) that wanted to participate as the >> "closing act" for such a fest? It might produce interesting, on the >> fly, musical results, or it could also turn into a huge wall of >> noise and sound, which might also be interesting . >> (I personally like that sort of thing, along with a love for actual >> "music"). Who knows....? Just another 2 cents from Moi. >> >> Cheers, >> Rev. Fever >> Portland,OR >> >> >