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Dennis Iannicca wrote:
> If, indeed, you are interested in doing something, consider joining the 
Friends of the Cleveland Orchestra.  They are concerned citizens and not 
bigshots, and their concerns right now are for the welfare of the 
musicians, not the hall.  Their next meeting is scheduled for Sunday, 
December 8, at 7:30 pm at St. Alban's Church on Euclid Heights Blvd. in 
Cleveland Heights.  Maybe we can do something.

Lucia>



 Lucia/Jay Weinroth (weinroth@gwis.com) wrote:
> : What can be done?  Hopefully someone can think of some effective things to do.  The orchestra
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>         Windows must die.
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>         Anyway.. I think the obvious solution to the problem is to
> convince the management to move the entire orchestra to Baltimore and see
> if Chicago can coerce some of the key super stars of the orchestra to come
> play with their orchestra.. then we could go to the National Orchestra
> Council and complain that this is unfair and taking away our heritage..
> they will then promise to have a new orchestra in Cleveland by the year
> 1999.. but only if we build them a new concert hall.  Or maybe I'm getting
> this mixed up with something else.. hmm..
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>         How about we just hire a bunch of garage band punk rockers, give
> them electric violins and trumpets and see what kind of wacky modern
> orchestral music they could come up with?
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