The local weather reports have mostly stated that any snow that does fall before 10PM is negligible and will probably not accumulate. By tomorrow, the highest prediction of accumulation is two to four inches, mostly occurring late at night tonight and into the morning. So, hoping for the best, we will have practice tonight at the church. If you cannot make it based on any snow that may be falling prior to practice or if the roads in your area are bad and backed up, do not hesitate to call and leave a message or text about your attendance.
Should the weather reports be inaccurate (which is always a possibility) and should reports with more substantial inclement weather come in before 3-4 PM, messages will be sent out via phone and the facebook group.
See you all at the church tonight... :)
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Monday, February 15, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Practice Monday!...?
Hey everyone! I know, the blog hasn't been updated in a while. But we pretty much know what the work is for the future, and it has a name: "The First Circle."
The most important update here is that tomorrow's practice, February 15th, has become officially "tentative." Check the blog tomorrow morning for an official decision. The reason for the "tentative-ness" is because of more expected snowfall in the area. It's one thing to have practice a couple of days after a snowstorm has stopped, but since the snow is expected somewhat before, during and after practice and accumulation reports are not negligible, we may cancel practice tomorrow. The other question is whether or not the church will be open if the snow starts early and is heavy by the time 7 o'clock rolls around.
So stay updated on information as it comes with the new storm. As many of you know, a good number of people in band drive fairly long distances to come to practice, and based on the last snowfall, those in the area know how terrible the roads were ploughed in Doylestown Borough. In inclement weather conditions, we have to preach safety first. In any event, should Monday rehearsal be cancelled, the next week we will still be continuing work on "The First Circle" and "Malaguena" and expect more french horns to be at that practice to coordinate the latter.
Stay safe in all of this crazy weather - I don't think we've seen a winter like this in this area (at least) for a number of years. And if you haven't seen it yet, do watch the original Stan Kenton "Malaguena" recording on youtube. That Stan, he was an interesting dude. :)
The most important update here is that tomorrow's practice, February 15th, has become officially "tentative." Check the blog tomorrow morning for an official decision. The reason for the "tentative-ness" is because of more expected snowfall in the area. It's one thing to have practice a couple of days after a snowstorm has stopped, but since the snow is expected somewhat before, during and after practice and accumulation reports are not negligible, we may cancel practice tomorrow. The other question is whether or not the church will be open if the snow starts early and is heavy by the time 7 o'clock rolls around.
So stay updated on information as it comes with the new storm. As many of you know, a good number of people in band drive fairly long distances to come to practice, and based on the last snowfall, those in the area know how terrible the roads were ploughed in Doylestown Borough. In inclement weather conditions, we have to preach safety first. In any event, should Monday rehearsal be cancelled, the next week we will still be continuing work on "The First Circle" and "Malaguena" and expect more french horns to be at that practice to coordinate the latter.
Stay safe in all of this crazy weather - I don't think we've seen a winter like this in this area (at least) for a number of years. And if you haven't seen it yet, do watch the original Stan Kenton "Malaguena" recording on youtube. That Stan, he was an interesting dude. :)
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