Friday, September 25, 2009
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Monday, September 21, 2009
**SPECIAL EDITION** Glo's Week in Review - Vol. 13 "Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk"
In honor of my mom, Christine Miller, and the countless others who are living with Alzheimer's, I am determined to make a difference in the fight against this disease. By participating in the 2009 Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk® on Saturday, October 3rd, I'm committed to raising awareness and funds for Alzheimer research, care and support.
Currently more than 5 million Americans have Alzheimer's, and 78 million baby boomers are at risk – unless we find a way to change the course of the disease.
I want to do my part to fight this disease, but I need to ask for your support! Please make a donation to help the Alzheimer's Association advance research into prevention, treatments and a cure for Alzheimer's. For the millions already affected by the disease, the Association offers care, education, support and resources in communities nationwide. Please visit my fundraising website: http://MemoryWalk09.kintera.org/milwaukee/gloriamiller and make your donations directly to the Alzheimer's Association on-line. Any amount you donate is greatly appreciated. Also, if you'd like to join my team and walk with me, you can sign-up right online. That would be awesome!
On behalf of the millions of Americans who are living with this disease thank you for supporting my efforts. We're on the MOVE to end Alzheimer’s! Please stay tuned to future editions of my newsletter for updates on my fundraising efforts and highlights of the Memory Walk coming up on Saturday, October 3rd!
That's it for this week! As always, I welcome your comments, thoughts, rants or general opinions! Hope to see you at Memory Walk, and again, thanks for your support!
Glo.
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Glo's Week in Review - Vol. 12
Welcome to my weekly newsletter providing you with a little glimpse into the world of Gloria Miller Music!I’m baaaaaaaaack! Did you miss me?
I apologize for being so silent over the past several weeks. My absence has been for good reason though. As you know, I’m releasing a CD this year and I officially started recording it on May 19th. My band and I started with recording the basic tracks … keys, bass and drums … recording everything live with me doing “reference” vocals. I am blessed to have some of Milwaukee’s finest musicians playing on my CD. Scott “Buttermilk” Currier on keys as well as assisting with arrangements; Chris Mell on drums and Jon Matelski on three different types of bass (electric, fretless and upright) … Awesome!
Once the basic tracks were recorded, I had Jeff “Mush Mouth” Kuliga come in and record percussion. I wasn’t there for his session and when I
finally got a chance to hear what he did, I was floored. Jeff has an arsenal or over 100 instruments from around the world, so I’m not quite sure what he was using to make the magic he made, but I love it! That’s why it’s so fun playing gigs with him … I never know what new toy he’s gonna pull out of his bag of tricks!
I’ve had three sessions where I recorded background vocals. I’m doing all the background vocal parts and let me tell you, sometimes it gets quite confusing trying remember what part you’re recording. Glen, my engineer, can attest to that! There were times when I was supposed to be recording the alto part and ended up singing the tenor part … LOL! I had an awesome time arranging the background vocals, which I do in my head … yeah, it’s scary in there! The weird thing about arranging in your head is that in theory, everything sounds awesome, perfect even … however, when you start actually singing parts out loud, things can get a little tricky. Glen has done an amazing job creating a relaxed environment where you can test out your theories to create something magical. The vocals we ended up with sound great!
There’s still lots to do on the project, and my hope is to be done by the end of June, mid-July at the very latest. On my way to the studio this past Tuesday I had a pep talk with myself giving myself permission to relax and to take whatever time is necessary to make the best CD possible. I realized that I was imposing these “deadlines” on myself which was stressing me out. Now, I’m cool …
So, 7 songs are recorded and I have 2 more to do, maybe 3. I’m thinking about recording a cover of Cyndi Lauper’s “Time After Time.” Scott and I have developed a killer version of this song which has evolved over the past year or so that we have been working together. Now, every time we perform it we look at each other with that “we need to record this song” grin on our faces. What do you think? Should I include it? Your input would be greatly appreciated here … hopefully, you’ll help me make up my mind!
Next steps will be to get Mark Rattner in to record guitar; Janet Schiff will lay cello parts; Glen Quarrie is adding alto and tenor sax, and Scott has a few finishing touches to add. This Saturday I’m going to start recording “real” lead vocals which will take us into the home stretch!
So, that’s why you haven’t heard from me in so long. I’m back on track now and will keep you updated with “Glo’s Week in Review” every week! Stay tuned … Follow this link to view a slideshow of my studio antics ... http://www.slide.com/r/wlomjedf6D-4RKlmWZufuOlQnwpTZfqD?previous_view=mscd_embedded_url&view=original.
I apologize for being so silent over the past several weeks. My absence has been for good reason though. As you know, I’m releasing a CD this year and I officially started recording it on May 19th. My band and I started with recording the basic tracks … keys, bass and drums … recording everything live with me doing “reference” vocals. I am blessed to have some of Milwaukee’s finest musicians playing on my CD. Scott “Buttermilk” Currier on keys as well as assisting with arrangements; Chris Mell on drums and Jon Matelski on three different types of bass (electric, fretless and upright) … Awesome!
Once the basic tracks were recorded, I had Jeff “Mush Mouth” Kuliga come in and record percussion. I wasn’t there for his session and when I
finally got a chance to hear what he did, I was floored. Jeff has an arsenal or over 100 instruments from around the world, so I’m not quite sure what he was using to make the magic he made, but I love it! That’s why it’s so fun playing gigs with him … I never know what new toy he’s gonna pull out of his bag of tricks!I’ve had three sessions where I recorded background vocals. I’m doing all the background vocal parts and let me tell you, sometimes it gets quite confusing trying remember what part you’re recording. Glen, my engineer, can attest to that! There were times when I was supposed to be recording the alto part and ended up singing the tenor part … LOL! I had an awesome time arranging the background vocals, which I do in my head … yeah, it’s scary in there! The weird thing about arranging in your head is that in theory, everything sounds awesome, perfect even … however, when you start actually singing parts out loud, things can get a little tricky. Glen has done an amazing job creating a relaxed environment where you can test out your theories to create something magical. The vocals we ended up with sound great!
There’s still lots to do on the project, and my hope is to be done by the end of June, mid-July at the very latest. On my way to the studio this past Tuesday I had a pep talk with myself giving myself permission to relax and to take whatever time is necessary to make the best CD possible. I realized that I was imposing these “deadlines” on myself which was stressing me out. Now, I’m cool …
So, 7 songs are recorded and I have 2 more to do, maybe 3. I’m thinking about recording a cover of Cyndi Lauper’s “Time After Time.” Scott and I have developed a killer version of this song which has evolved over the past year or so that we have been working together. Now, every time we perform it we look at each other with that “we need to record this song” grin on our faces. What do you think? Should I include it? Your input would be greatly appreciated here … hopefully, you’ll help me make up my mind!
Next steps will be to get Mark Rattner in to record guitar; Janet Schiff will lay cello parts; Glen Quarrie is adding alto and tenor sax, and Scott has a few finishing touches to add. This Saturday I’m going to start recording “real” lead vocals which will take us into the home stretch!
So, that’s why you haven’t heard from me in so long. I’m back on track now and will keep you updated with “Glo’s Week in Review” every week! Stay tuned … Follow this link to view a slideshow of my studio antics ... http://www.slide.com/r/wlomjedf6D-4RKlmWZufuOlQnwpTZfqD?previous_view=mscd_embedded_url&view=original.
The Milwaukee Area Musician’s Network is hosting our 4th monthly networking meeting and we have a wonderful evening planned for our members and guests. For more details about this organization, please visit: http://www.milwaukeemusician.com/.
Here are the details of the meeting:
Tuesday, June 23rd – 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
The Baby Grand Piano Bar
The Baby Grand Piano Bar
11302 W. Bluemound Road
Wauwatosa, WI 53226-4030
Wauwatosa, WI 53226-4030
P: (414) 778-1577
If you are involved in any capacity with the Milwaukee area music scene, please plan on attending and learning more about MAMN. RSVP BY: Monday, June 22nd. Email or call Stephanie at 262.293.3527 or http://www.steph@o2mproductions.com/.
Well, that's it for this week! Thank you so much for your continued support. As always, I welcome your comments, thoughts and rants.
Join in the conversation!
Glo.
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Glo's Week in Review - Vol. 11
Welcome to my new weekly newsletter providing you with a little glimpse into the world of Gloria Miller Music!
I know you've been waiting with betted breath for this edition of Glo's Week in Review." Sorry for the delay, but I'm changing it's release day to Sunday instead of Wednesday. I'm a lot more focused on Sundays after usually sleeping in on Saturday recharging myself physically, and going to church on Sunday recharging myself spiritually! So, here we go ...
Featured Gig
I will be making my debut on Saturday, May 9th at Andrew's @ The Delafield Hotel, performing with Scott Currier on keys. Looking for something to do that night? Come and join The Gloria Miller Duo as we perform your favorite Jazz, Blues and R&B songs with a few surprises thrown in to keep the night interesting. Scott and I will also be previewing a couple tunes from my upcoming CD. You don't want to miss this great night of entertainment. Here are the details ...
Saturday, May 9th
7p - 11p
Andrew's Bar & Restaurant
The Delafield Hotel
415 Genesee Street
Delafield, WI 53018
http://www.thedelafieldhotel.com/
Scott and I are looking forward to seeing you there on May 9th! Mark your calendars!!!
MAMN
Let me say that singing in front of people is so much easier than speaking in front of them. Due to circumstances beyond my control, I had to conduct MAMN's second monthly meeting solo. The meeting was held on April 28th at The Jazz Estate and that entire day I was a nervous wreck. Trying to remember everything that I needed to bring and all the info I wanted to cover was a challenge. It helped that I am very organized and I that I live most of my life pulling things together at the last minute. I was able to have everything ready and set up before the first of our 15 guests arrived.
The meeting went great. Our guest speaker, Mike Canter of Sonicjive.com shared some incredible insight into social networking and gave us a sneak preview into his social networking site, http://www.sonicjive.com/, and outlined some of the many new features that will be rolling out this Fall, including a new name, http://www.jivewired.com/. If you are a musician and don't have a Sonicjive page setup yet, do it today! There will be some amazing profit-sharing opportunities exclusive to members joining before the Fall rollout.
Also, if you are also a member of MAMN, Sonicjive will host your website for free. Just one of the many benefits of membership in MAMN. Our next meeting will be Tuesday, May 26th (location TBD). Please mark your calendars and plan on joining us as we work to unite musicians, venues and providers of professional entertainment in the Milwaukee area to position our work to be on the cutting edge of the world's music scene!
CD Project
I can't believe it's already May and I have yet to get into the studio to get my project done. I started working on it in June of last year and really thought it would be done by now! Oh well. I'm trying to put out the best release that I can and that's taking time. We are close, though. Next week we have two rehearsals scheduled and the following week we should be ready to start recording.
In last week's issue I mentioned that we would be using a cello player on the CD. Honestly, at that time that was a sheer statement of faith 'cause I had no idea who that cellist would be. You see, I didn't know any cellists! But, thanks to my friend Cheryl who stopped by my house on Friday, April 24th to drop off a flyer to go to an "Art Walk" in Wauwatosa, I found a cellist!
My friend Georgie and I were chillin' at my house gabbing a mile a minute (as we often do) when Cheryl stopped by on her way up north to drop off the flyer. Georgie and I decided to go and headed over the Wauwatosa. Long story short, as we're walking into the Underwood Gallery, there sits this beautiful woman with a beautiful cello and I whack Georgie on the arm nearly knocking her over 'cause I doubt she weights 100lbs soaking wet ... LOL! As I'm steadying Georgie, I proclaim, "There's my cello player!" Not wanting to freak the cellist out, I hover towards the back of the room while she's finishing up a song. As soon as she was done I pounced ... introducing myself, begging her to consider playing on my CD and getting her business card … all in one breath 'cause I was so excited, LOL!
To make things even more fantastic, the music she was playing was all original and fabulous. (I'm just as excited reliving it ... so much so that I've forgotten to tell you her name. Janet Schiff.) Anyway, she said that she would be able to write the cello part for me, not just play it. I nearly fell over! While tiny Georgie was trying desperately to steady me, I shamelessly gushed over Janet and told her I'd be in touch. YAY ... I have a cellist!
If you'd like a sample of Janet's work, visit her website: http://www.cellojanet.com/.
What is so exciting about my CD project is that I'm using all Milwaukee talent and there are some of the best musicians working in this town! I have Scott Currier on keys and helping with arrangements; Jon Matelski on bass; Chris Mell on drums; and Janet on cello. Also, my recording engineer, Glen Quarrie also plays a mean tenor sax so he'll be lending his flavor to the project too! I'm still trying to tie down a guitarist. Oh, how can I forget?... I have Jeff Kuliga throwing down some killer percussion. And that rounds out the project.
As always, I will keep you posted on how the CD is shaping up!
Mirrors of Desire
Just a quick reminder for you to get your ticket for my Milwaukee theatrical debut as I join some amazing Broadway singers in the reading of "Mirrors of Desire," written by Billy Kirchen and James Chudy. Here are the details ...
Mirrors of Desire
LaCage
Monday, May 11th - 8p
801 S. 2nd Street
Milwaukee, WI
Tickets are $20. Contact me to reserve your ticket or visit http://www.mirrorsofdesire.net/ to purchase your ticket online.
Well, that's it for this week! Thank you so much for your continued support. As always, I welcome your comments, thoughts and rants.
Join in the conversation!
Glo.
I know you've been waiting with betted breath for this edition of Glo's Week in Review." Sorry for the delay, but I'm changing it's release day to Sunday instead of Wednesday. I'm a lot more focused on Sundays after usually sleeping in on Saturday recharging myself physically, and going to church on Sunday recharging myself spiritually! So, here we go ...
Featured Gig
I will be making my debut on Saturday, May 9th at Andrew's @ The Delafield Hotel, performing with Scott Currier on keys. Looking for something to do that night? Come and join The Gloria Miller Duo as we perform your favorite Jazz, Blues and R&B songs with a few surprises thrown in to keep the night interesting. Scott and I will also be previewing a couple tunes from my upcoming CD. You don't want to miss this great night of entertainment. Here are the details ...
Saturday, May 9th
7p - 11p
Andrew's Bar & Restaurant
The Delafield Hotel
415 Genesee Street
Delafield, WI 53018
http://www.thedelafieldhotel.com/
Scott and I are looking forward to seeing you there on May 9th! Mark your calendars!!!
MAMN
Let me say that singing in front of people is so much easier than speaking in front of them. Due to circumstances beyond my control, I had to conduct MAMN's second monthly meeting solo. The meeting was held on April 28th at The Jazz Estate and that entire day I was a nervous wreck. Trying to remember everything that I needed to bring and all the info I wanted to cover was a challenge. It helped that I am very organized and I that I live most of my life pulling things together at the last minute. I was able to have everything ready and set up before the first of our 15 guests arrived.
The meeting went great. Our guest speaker, Mike Canter of Sonicjive.com shared some incredible insight into social networking and gave us a sneak preview into his social networking site, http://www.sonicjive.com/, and outlined some of the many new features that will be rolling out this Fall, including a new name, http://www.jivewired.com/. If you are a musician and don't have a Sonicjive page setup yet, do it today! There will be some amazing profit-sharing opportunities exclusive to members joining before the Fall rollout.
Also, if you are also a member of MAMN, Sonicjive will host your website for free. Just one of the many benefits of membership in MAMN. Our next meeting will be Tuesday, May 26th (location TBD). Please mark your calendars and plan on joining us as we work to unite musicians, venues and providers of professional entertainment in the Milwaukee area to position our work to be on the cutting edge of the world's music scene!
CD Project
I can't believe it's already May and I have yet to get into the studio to get my project done. I started working on it in June of last year and really thought it would be done by now! Oh well. I'm trying to put out the best release that I can and that's taking time. We are close, though. Next week we have two rehearsals scheduled and the following week we should be ready to start recording.
In last week's issue I mentioned that we would be using a cello player on the CD. Honestly, at that time that was a sheer statement of faith 'cause I had no idea who that cellist would be. You see, I didn't know any cellists! But, thanks to my friend Cheryl who stopped by my house on Friday, April 24th to drop off a flyer to go to an "Art Walk" in Wauwatosa, I found a cellist!
My friend Georgie and I were chillin' at my house gabbing a mile a minute (as we often do) when Cheryl stopped by on her way up north to drop off the flyer. Georgie and I decided to go and headed over the Wauwatosa. Long story short, as we're walking into the Underwood Gallery, there sits this beautiful woman with a beautiful cello and I whack Georgie on the arm nearly knocking her over 'cause I doubt she weights 100lbs soaking wet ... LOL! As I'm steadying Georgie, I proclaim, "There's my cello player!" Not wanting to freak the cellist out, I hover towards the back of the room while she's finishing up a song. As soon as she was done I pounced ... introducing myself, begging her to consider playing on my CD and getting her business card … all in one breath 'cause I was so excited, LOL!
To make things even more fantastic, the music she was playing was all original and fabulous. (I'm just as excited reliving it ... so much so that I've forgotten to tell you her name. Janet Schiff.) Anyway, she said that she would be able to write the cello part for me, not just play it. I nearly fell over! While tiny Georgie was trying desperately to steady me, I shamelessly gushed over Janet and told her I'd be in touch. YAY ... I have a cellist!
If you'd like a sample of Janet's work, visit her website: http://www.cellojanet.com/.
What is so exciting about my CD project is that I'm using all Milwaukee talent and there are some of the best musicians working in this town! I have Scott Currier on keys and helping with arrangements; Jon Matelski on bass; Chris Mell on drums; and Janet on cello. Also, my recording engineer, Glen Quarrie also plays a mean tenor sax so he'll be lending his flavor to the project too! I'm still trying to tie down a guitarist. Oh, how can I forget?... I have Jeff Kuliga throwing down some killer percussion. And that rounds out the project.
As always, I will keep you posted on how the CD is shaping up!
Mirrors of Desire
Just a quick reminder for you to get your ticket for my Milwaukee theatrical debut as I join some amazing Broadway singers in the reading of "Mirrors of Desire," written by Billy Kirchen and James Chudy. Here are the details ...
Mirrors of Desire
LaCage
Monday, May 11th - 8p
801 S. 2nd Street
Milwaukee, WI
Tickets are $20. Contact me to reserve your ticket or visit http://www.mirrorsofdesire.net/ to purchase your ticket online.
Well, that's it for this week! Thank you so much for your continued support. As always, I welcome your comments, thoughts and rants.
Join in the conversation!
Glo.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Glo's Week in Review - Vol. 10
FEATURED PERFORMANCE
Mirrors of Desire, a dark musical comedy, is the story of one man’s journey towards forgiveness, redemption and enlightenment, written by Billy Kirchen and James Chudy.
Save the date:
Monday, May 11
LaCage
801 S. 2nd Street
Milwaukee, WI
Tickets are $20
Visit: www.mirrorsofdesire.net to purchase your ticket.
Cocktails start @ 6p; the preview starts @ 8p and then they’ll be a DJ from 9:30p until close.
I am thrilled to be a part of this preview. We’ve already had a couple rehearsals and this show promises to be an emotional journey that you don’t want to miss! Get your ticket today!
SPEAKING OF BILLY KIRCHEN …
I had a great time sitting in with Billy at The Baby Grand on Sunday, April 19th. We did a few duets, including an impromptu “The Way We Were.” Billy is an amazing Broadway singer and it’s such a pleasure to listen to him perform.
Billy and James Chudy wrote a beautiful song, “Only Love” that they asked me to take a listen to and see if I would like to sing it. At first, I wasn’t sure about the song because when I first heard the song it wasn’t in my “key” so I couldn’t really get the feel for it. Then Billy sent me an MP3 of the song in the perfect range for me, and every time I would sing it, I fell more in love with the song. Finally, I sent him an email asking if I could include it on my CD. And he said yes. Wait ‘til you hear this song. It’s awesome. I sang it twice on Sunday … LOL! (Billy made me … LOL)! I think “Only Love” is the perfect song to close out the CD. It just may become my “signature song!”
BELWAH CAFÉ SHOW UPDATE
On Friday, April 17th I had the pleasure of performing at The Belwah Café @ Beloit Inn with my Quartet! It was awesome. We started out playing outside, but as soon as the sun set it was freezing outside. So, during our first break we headed inside to finish out the night. Thankfully, they fed us ‘cause after having to set up twice for the same gig, we needed a little sustenance. Beloit is a little over an hour from Milwaukee, so it’s a bit of a drive, but the great crowd and getting to work with my Quartet made the trip totally worth it!
We made quite an impression out there, because they have already asked us back for five more dates over the course of the summer … YAY!
CD PROJECT
We are just a couple weeks from actually being in the studio. I have my core musicians all set to record the basic tracks, then we will go back in to record the guitar, vocals, cello (yes, we’re going all out here), and some funky Latin grooves courtesy of Jeff Kuliga! I have Scott Currier on Keys, Jon Matelski on Bass, and Chris Mell on Drums. Scott and I are meeting one more time before we have one or two rehearsals with the band, and then it’s on … to the studio we go! I’m getting more and more excited about the project. This is my second CD, but the first one where I’ve been this involved with selecting the musicians, and the songs, everything really. It’s fun being in charge … LOL! (And quite stressful!)
MAMN
The Milwaukee Area Musician’s Network (MAMN) will be hosting its monthly networking meeting on Tuesday, April 28th @ The Jazz Estate (http://www.jazzestate.com/).If you are a musician, venue or music professional, please plan on joining us. Our guest speakers will be Brian Sanders of The Jazz Estate and Mike Canter of Sonicjive.com (http://www.sonicjive.com/). Here are the details …
MAMN Networking Meeting
Tuesday, April 28th6p – 8p
The Jazz Estate
2423 N. Murray Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53211
(414) 964-9923
http://www.jazzestate.com/
Free pizza will be provided by Transfer Pizzeria Café (http://www.transfermke.com/) one of our sponsors. Please RSVP by Monday, April 27 by email (steph@O2Mproductions.com) or by phone (262-293-3527) if you plan on attending.
That's it for this week!
Thank you so much for your continued support. As always, I welcome your comments, thoughts and rants.
Join in the conversation!
Glo.
Mirrors of Desire, a dark musical comedy, is the story of one man’s journey towards forgiveness, redemption and enlightenment, written by Billy Kirchen and James Chudy.
Save the date:
Monday, May 11
LaCage
801 S. 2nd Street
Milwaukee, WI
Tickets are $20
Visit: www.mirrorsofdesire.net to purchase your ticket.
Cocktails start @ 6p; the preview starts @ 8p and then they’ll be a DJ from 9:30p until close.
I am thrilled to be a part of this preview. We’ve already had a couple rehearsals and this show promises to be an emotional journey that you don’t want to miss! Get your ticket today!
SPEAKING OF BILLY KIRCHEN …
I had a great time sitting in with Billy at The Baby Grand on Sunday, April 19th. We did a few duets, including an impromptu “The Way We Were.” Billy is an amazing Broadway singer and it’s such a pleasure to listen to him perform.
Billy and James Chudy wrote a beautiful song, “Only Love” that they asked me to take a listen to and see if I would like to sing it. At first, I wasn’t sure about the song because when I first heard the song it wasn’t in my “key” so I couldn’t really get the feel for it. Then Billy sent me an MP3 of the song in the perfect range for me, and every time I would sing it, I fell more in love with the song. Finally, I sent him an email asking if I could include it on my CD. And he said yes. Wait ‘til you hear this song. It’s awesome. I sang it twice on Sunday … LOL! (Billy made me … LOL)! I think “Only Love” is the perfect song to close out the CD. It just may become my “signature song!”
BELWAH CAFÉ SHOW UPDATE
On Friday, April 17th I had the pleasure of performing at The Belwah Café @ Beloit Inn with my Quartet! It was awesome. We started out playing outside, but as soon as the sun set it was freezing outside. So, during our first break we headed inside to finish out the night. Thankfully, they fed us ‘cause after having to set up twice for the same gig, we needed a little sustenance. Beloit is a little over an hour from Milwaukee, so it’s a bit of a drive, but the great crowd and getting to work with my Quartet made the trip totally worth it!
We made quite an impression out there, because they have already asked us back for five more dates over the course of the summer … YAY!
CD PROJECT
We are just a couple weeks from actually being in the studio. I have my core musicians all set to record the basic tracks, then we will go back in to record the guitar, vocals, cello (yes, we’re going all out here), and some funky Latin grooves courtesy of Jeff Kuliga! I have Scott Currier on Keys, Jon Matelski on Bass, and Chris Mell on Drums. Scott and I are meeting one more time before we have one or two rehearsals with the band, and then it’s on … to the studio we go! I’m getting more and more excited about the project. This is my second CD, but the first one where I’ve been this involved with selecting the musicians, and the songs, everything really. It’s fun being in charge … LOL! (And quite stressful!)
MAMN
The Milwaukee Area Musician’s Network (MAMN) will be hosting its monthly networking meeting on Tuesday, April 28th @ The Jazz Estate (http://www.jazzestate.com/).If you are a musician, venue or music professional, please plan on joining us. Our guest speakers will be Brian Sanders of The Jazz Estate and Mike Canter of Sonicjive.com (http://www.sonicjive.com/). Here are the details …
MAMN Networking Meeting
Tuesday, April 28th6p – 8p
The Jazz Estate
2423 N. Murray Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53211
(414) 964-9923
http://www.jazzestate.com/
Free pizza will be provided by Transfer Pizzeria Café (http://www.transfermke.com/) one of our sponsors. Please RSVP by Monday, April 27 by email (steph@O2Mproductions.com) or by phone (262-293-3527) if you plan on attending.
That's it for this week!
Thank you so much for your continued support. As always, I welcome your comments, thoughts and rants.
Join in the conversation!
Glo.
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