Re: Music Ideas -- Mosley Class of '95

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Subject: Re: Music Ideas

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Shannon Singletary

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Date Posted: 03/ 8/05 10:51:27am GMT-6
In reply to: Tracy 's message, "Music Ideas" on 03/ 1/05 10:38:29am GMT-6

I know a great DJ, I hired him for our company Christmas party and he did a great job, and was extrememly reasonable compared to other DJ's in town.

>I have subscribed to a reunion planning site...below
>are the ideas on music for the reunion-
>
>Bonus Class Reunion Tip: A loud band can drown out
>voices making it difficult for classmates to interact
>with each other.
>
>Music will play a key role in the proceedings on the
>night of your reunion, so give time for thought on the
>matter. The first choice is between a live band or
>DJ and taped music. If it's the band you settle for,
>arrangements have to be made well in advance - as soon
>as you decide to have one. If your band is a popular
>one, they may require booking to be done months or
>even a year ahead.
>
>Whether band or taped, the choice of music should be
>diverse enough to appeal to all demographic groups at
>the event. If there are a big number of youngsters,
>the latest hits would be a good bet.
>
>The one factor you need to ensure is that the music or
>band is not loud enough to drown out all voices even
>when standing close to each other. You have to remember
>the main purpose for everybody turning up, many from
>quite a long way too.
>Catching up with others is top priority so if the
>music is too loud, they may have to yell into each
>other's ear to be heard. Even better, try and have a
>section of the room devoted to conversations.
>
>Cost for making the music arrangements can vary quite
>a bit. It's entirely dependent on the popularity of
>the band. In fact it's advisable to finalize the date
>of your reunion only after you get dates from the
>band. Due to all these
>factors, make sure you have a signed agreement with
>the band as to the dates of the event. A deposit may
>also be required to make the booking.
>
>That way you can ensure you give back to the school
>that gave you so much for life.
>
>THANKS FOR READING!

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