Saturday, December 13, 2008
Time To Revive
I recently found out that some effort to soundproof the first floor of A-dorm is being made. This space would be used as a practice area for students living on campus. I'm unaware of any specifics but i do know that there is competition for this space as a proposal for indoor bike storage has already been made as well.
-Davy
Monday, February 25, 2008
Campus wide hold on shows
Monday, February 11, 2008
Tips for Practicing On-Campus
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The COM building has practice rooms on the second floor, but they are reserved for those in academic programs involving music and the school has a no drum policy for on-campus housing that is new this year. There is no practice space on campus for those who are not involved with a music program. Because of this, the dorms are the only on-campus places to practice. Until things change, practice off-campus if you can. Obviously this is not always possible so here are a few things you can do to minimize unwanted attention.
Cover your drum heads with sweatshirts and fill the bass drum with a sleeping bag or pillows
Substitute your hi-hats for your crash cymbals as much as possible
Practice during the day
Try to let those around you know when you want to practice
Keep doors and windows shut
Remember, loud stereos aren’t against the rules so not all loudness is suspicious
Use your discretion
Sign up for open mic tuesdays at the HCC (get there around 7 to sign up) and use the time to jam or practice playing live
Saturday, February 9, 2008
How to set up a show through the school
Shows in On Campus Apartments (dorms E-U)
- Go to the front desk at the RAD services office on the 3rd floor of A dorm and get a Party Form. Everyone in your apartment as well as your R.A. will need to sign this.
- Post flyers, let the CPJ know (they can include it on the events page), and tell everyone you know
Common Room shows in A B and C Dorms
- talk to the RA
- make sure no other events are happening in the dorm that night
- Let people on the floor know when the show is happening so they arent surprised by the noise
- Post flyers, let the CPJ know (they can include it on the events page), and tell everyone you know
Student Bands Playing the HCC
- Go to 3rd floor of A dorm and talk to Melissa (shes very helpful and approachable). Her office is located at the back of the floor.
- Try to give as much notice as possible.
- Playing at the HCC provides the possibility of using the schools PA system
- Post flyers, let the CPJ know (they can include it on the events page), and tell everyone you know
Booking non-student bands at the HCC
- Go to 3rd floor of A dorm and talk to Melissa (shes very helpful and approachable). Her office is located at the back of the floor.
- You will need to give Melissa contact information for any non-student bands
- Non-student bands can get paid, but Melissa will need a social security number, address, email, and phone number from the band. There are two forms the band will need to sign and the money will be mailed by the school.
- Try to give as much notice as possible.
- Playing at the HCC provides the possibility of using the schools PA system
- Post flyers, let the CPJ know (they can include it on the events page), and tell everyone you know
Shows In Red Square
- Smaller shows can happen anytime. If you plan on organizing a larger show contact Space Planning (we will have more info on this soon)
- Post flyers, let the CPJ know (they can include it on the events page), and tell everyone you know