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Hi peter,
i have been a member for a few months - but only managed to get to one session last year. But should be coming a long this fri - new years resolutions and all that.
my 2 pence worth ... Friday is a difficult day for me as I'm often away at the weekend - and usually leave on fri lunch.
i'm an intermediate level player - but not experienced in group playing and not really sure where to start - maybe do 1/2 hour occasional workshop prior to the main session ?
Splitting the evening up might be a good idea ... but would it make sense to have the jam sessions first ?
cheers
steve
From: Peter Kingslake <peter@...>
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Sent: Tuesday, 6 January, 2009 17:54:23
Subject: [newburyjazzplatform] Newbury Jazz Platform 9 January
Hi All
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Sorry to say that the NJP is on life-support at the moment. The last two months hardly anybody came and the 'committee' have been discussing whether it can continue in the same form. Any suggestions about changes which may help would be most welcome.
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Some of us think the venue is lacking in atmosphere but are there any other suggestions? A pub? (if so which?). Return to Greenham Arts?
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Friday is not the best night for some people (particularly musicians who often have gigs that night) but what do people think about changing it? What night suits you?
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It has been suggested that we should arrange that each month a group of the more experienced musicians take the first part of the evening as a semi-formal gig, with a jam to follow. Is this a good idea, and is it practical? Any volunteers (obviously we couldn't pay)?
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We have another session next Friday 9 January so please come along and support it. The NJP has given a lot of people a lot of fun and encouraged a lot of beginners, it would be such a pity if it folded.
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- Peter
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