I got a room over at the Quality Inn, it's about the same price as the Best Western but a little more up the street.. not much more.
BTW, I asked once, but I'm afraid I've been too busy with life.
Do we have to pay to buy the build kit? T-shirt?
Do we have to pay to buy the build kit? T-shirt?
Patience grasshopper; when you can take this pebble from my hand you will be ready.
I drive Hondas... I don't need patience... I hit the redline consistently.
My motto is I May Be Lost, But I'm Getting There Fast.
The apex is my target.
So, I take it the information is forthcoming?
Vrrooooommmm....
;=)
Hmm... I just realized I could have used some of my Alaska Air miles and flown from John Wayne to George Schultz. An unlikely combination but nowhere cartoonish, pardner...
My motto is I May Be Lost, But I'm Getting There Fast.
The apex is my target.
So, I take it the information is forthcoming?
Vrrooooommmm....
;=)
Hmm... I just realized I could have used some of my Alaska Air miles and flown from John Wayne to George Schultz. An unlikely combination but nowhere cartoonish, pardner...
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Yes, more info is coming. Event and camp registration is not open yet.
A little more information on the website:
https://burningampfestival.com/burning-amp-festival-2024/
Stay tuned for more as we get closer to the event.
https://burningampfestival.com/burning-amp-festival-2024/
Stay tuned for more as we get closer to the event.
I also notice that we're entirely in the 'top' half of the facility which I think will work better for us, and that the talks are in a smaller but plenty large enough room that will be easier to work with.
Yes, but I noted the 8:30AM starting time.
I guess we're dealing with the hardware guys here... software folks usually start at 10AM. 🖥️
I guess we're dealing with the hardware guys here... software folks usually start at 10AM. 🖥️
Any word yet on the nature of the amp and speaker camp projects?
Local info: Weill Hall on the Sonoma State University campus was modeled after the Seiji Ozawa Hall at Tanglewood, by the same design team. Unfortunately, there are no concerts scheduled there that weekend (Emanual Ax will be doing a solo recital on 10/24).
Local info: Weill Hall on the Sonoma State University campus was modeled after the Seiji Ozawa Hall at Tanglewood, by the same design team. Unfortunately, there are no concerts scheduled there that weekend (Emanual Ax will be doing a solo recital on 10/24).
Serious question? Clearly those will provided for free for every attendee... How could it be any other way? 😉
Tom
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Heh. Funny how cultures like that set up. At National/TI design engineers would show around 9-10AM. Layout engineers got in at 7.30AM. There was no practical reason for this. It was just how folks liked to work.
Tom
Sorry - a modification to my prior post. The excellent Santa Rosa Symphony will be performing on BA24 weekend, with a "Beethoven & Copland" program in Weill Hall! They'll also be premiering a new piece they co-commissioned, as part of their ongoing commitment to expanding the classical repertoire. More info available by following the above link, but basically, they always do:
Saturday afternoon - "Discovery Rehearsal", less formal, more economical, a great opportunity to see how an orchestra prepares
Saturday evening, Sunday matinee, Monday evening - formal performances
The conductor gives a 30 minute "concert conversation" one hour before each of the formal performances, usually accompanied by the featured soloist and/or composer.
Saturday afternoon - "Discovery Rehearsal", less formal, more economical, a great opportunity to see how an orchestra prepares
Saturday evening, Sunday matinee, Monday evening - formal performances
The conductor gives a 30 minute "concert conversation" one hour before each of the formal performances, usually accompanied by the featured soloist and/or composer.
