Ed Edwards wrote: > > I know some musicians in local symphonies (Balto. & DC) and took a > look > at their union newspaper classifieds a few years ago. There was not > one > violin posted for under $10,000 and when you got into the larger > instruments > like cellos... whoa... like $50,000. And some doublebasses for more > than > $100,000. A Stradivarius was more than half a million if I remember > right. > Think about it - they get for their money exactly ONE sound. > Maybe more > if you're considering technique, but all in all... long live rock. > Now where I envy them is the road trip and setup. One tuxedo, one > > instrument, one case. Put it on, take it out, sit your butt down and > play - > bow, put it back, go home and change. Saturday I'll be performing at > an > important yearly event and taking no less than 3 keyboards on an > A-frame, a > 12 space rack, 3 guitars, a bass, a combo guit amp with 4x12 cabinet, > two > 12" monitors and miles of cables, snakes and MIDI connectors. I will > be > enjoying myself, though. > http://www.untiedmusic.com/musicfest But remember we can always generate our own business and most of these people can't unless they are also playing in a chamber group. Linda (a prog rocker, a jazzer, and sometimes pit percussion player for these union type gigs) > > > Ed Edwards > Leader: Ezekiel's Wheel > http://www.untiedmusic.com/ezekiel > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [AN1x] AN1X sounds
2002-09-03 by Linda Dachtyl
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