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re: what would be the point of that

Posted by: MikeR 03:35 pm EDT 03/12/14
In reply to: what would be the point of that - dramedy 03:31 pm EDT 03/12/14

You know, some people care about what happens in a Broadway pit and would jump at the chance to experience a show from there. Just because you're not interested doesn't mean that others aren't.


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going back over 30 years ago to my highschool musical days

Posted by: dramedy 03:37 pm EDT 03/12/14
In reply to: re: what would be the point of that - MikeR 03:35 pm EDT 03/12/14

where i played the violin in the pit--they are missing nothing.


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re: going back over 30 years ago to my highschool musical days

Posted by: Chromolume 04:04 pm EDT 03/12/14
In reply to: going back over 30 years ago to my highschool musical days - dramedy 03:37 pm EDT 03/12/14

Certainly playing in a high school pit would not potentially be anything like getting to watch professionals at work. But if you don't think you could find anything exciting or edifying in the experience, that's fine.

Hey - I'm sure some people would love to be backstage during a show so they could see what that would is like, whether they have a practical interest in stagecraft or not. Or to sit with the sound engineer, or the lighting board op, etc. Who's to say people might not be curious enough about what being in the orchestra pit during a professional show is really about? No, not everyone would be, sure. But I think it's a cool idea to invite someone in to that world for an evening - and I'm not saying that just because I'm a musician. ;-)


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re: going back over 30 years ago to my highschool musical days

Posted by: MikeR 03:39 pm EDT 03/12/14
In reply to: going back over 30 years ago to my highschool musical days - dramedy 03:37 pm EDT 03/12/14

I reiterate: just because you aren't interested doesn't mean others feel the same way.


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Probably why he asked what the point would be

Posted by: Ann 06:55 pm EDT 03/12/14
In reply to: re: going back over 30 years ago to my highschool musical days - MikeR 03:39 pm EDT 03/12/14

Since he didn't see the appeal.


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good luck to you--i hope you win

Posted by: dramedy 03:43 pm EDT 03/12/14
In reply to: re: going back over 30 years ago to my highschool musical days - MikeR 03:39 pm EDT 03/12/14

i get your point.


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Not entering

Posted by: MikeR 03:47 pm EDT 03/12/14
In reply to: good luck to you--i hope you win - dramedy 03:43 pm EDT 03/12/14

I'd rather give the chance to aspiring musicians, conductors, and/or orchestrators who would find the experience interesting and beneficial.


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