If you were in New York city I'd be happy to help you out.
Rick
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> From: Jacqueline/Connie [SMTP:jaxsobcon@n...]
> Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2000 5:29 PM
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> Subject: [vocalist-temporary] Re: teaching space
>
> Just my 2 cents:
> Look for a small space on an upper floor of a 2 story
> if you're worried about soundproofing. The sound rises
> so you're less likely to bother someone that way.
> Also, sometimes you can find small enough spaces
> that were old hair dressers or something like that
> and they will be bright with windows on a street front.
> We rent the bottom of a 2 story building and the top
> space is our landlord who is an accountant. He has
> insulated enough that it doesn't bother his office when
> we have both dancing and singing going on at the
> same time.
> Perhaps you can go together with a couple of other
> people if rent is a lot and have more than one
> discipline offered, ie.voice/piano/guitar .
> Since rent prices differ according to communities
> I could even imagine what to advise you to pay.
> Hope this helps a little.
> Jacqueline
> Read my articles at:
> www.suite101.com
> (Performing Arts: Performing and writing musical theatre)
> "There's no business like show business"
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