Hi - My San Diego based indie/orchestral band is seeking out cello/viola and tuba/trombone players (or comparable range) - could you pass this along?
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xenius.orgPosted Jul 20, 2011, 3:55 AM UTC
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xenius.orgHEY JIMMY. I do know a cellist. weird.
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Ha! Awesome, I got your FB message. I'll contact said cellist!
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I don't play cello, but can't wait to hear what you come up with in the new incarnation.
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"VIRTUAL MELOTRON, ORGAN, BROKEN TOYS," Definitely going to give this a listen when I'm not at work!
"so what do you play in the band?"
"I play the broken toys... .. . "
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While I do own a cello, I don't think I'm quite good enough yet to join you guys. However, I do know some musicians in San Diego, and will pass your link along. Also, if you need a sound engineer to help with your recordings or live shows, I'd be willing to lend you my ears and skills.
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One of our nightmares for live shows is sound engineers. It's amicable but mutual, because we are their nightmare too. However we have done our best to minimize the work for them.
We are definitely looking to work with a sound engineer for live shows. If that's really your inclination we would be more than happy to give you a reasonable cut of the door and have already discussed this possibility as a band (the possibility of having a dedicated sound person). Let us know! The contact info on the ad should be good if you think you'd want to.
Not to mention you could join us with your cello on occasion if you liked, no matter how good or bad you are ;)
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I checked out your music- you guys are awesome! I hope you play again soon so I can see you live. Good luck in your search :)
Thank you! It's hard to hold a project with so many people together, but it helps that it's something we love.