[NEohioPAL]new services being offered - musicians and musical directors, check this out!

Mon Jun 28 14:02:56 PDT 2004

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To All Interested, 

My name is Joe Parker.   I am a guitarist originally from the Cleveland area, 
and just moved back after being in Boston, NYC and touring for the past 6 
years.   I've been playing with some local theater companies, and noticed a huge 
huge problem while trying to find a sub to cover me when a wedding was the 
same day as the show.   Mainly, it's that I couldn't.   I ended up with someone 
who was hired to sub and never showed up.   This sparked the idea for my new 
business, pitPRO.   The way I'm envisioning it working is having three price 
points for getting players together.   A theater can call and get a list of 
musicians, or it can pay a little more and get a band (or individuals) contracted, 
or pay more and get a fully rehearsed band ready to "plug in" to their show. 
Right now I'm trying to get a feel for how many players there are who would be 
interested in being on a list like this.   Please respond to this with 
"pitPRO" in the subject line.   Thanks in advance for everyones help - it's time to 
make Cleveland a city full of music again. 

Joe Parker

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le more and get a band (or individuals) contracted, or pay more and get a fu=
lly rehearsed band ready to "plug in" to their show. Right now I'm trying to=
 get a feel for how many players there are who would be interested in being=20=
on a list like this.  Please respond to this with "pitPRO" in the subj=
ect line.  Thanks in advance for everyones help - it's time to make Cl=
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