The Fall Fab Collab'!

Hello EAMC members, players and jammers. It’s been a fabulous fall so far and we are hoping for more of the same in the weeks to come. So that sets the stage for Einstein Alley’s Fall Fab Collab’. I think that is Abbrev Talk for good music, new collaborations and getting together with friends to make music or just listen.

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Those who attended the September event were treated to some fine music from new members and also some familiar faces. People who hadn’t played together before got to know new musicians and some are already planning new groupings and collaborations for this upcoming event. It’s all about music and harmony and maybe pushing ourselves to somewhere we've never been creatively. Jump in. But if you want to go it alone and show off your stuff that’s fine too. And if you like to sing but need accompaniment there are plenty of great musicians that are willing and waiting to hear from you.

The Fall Fab Collab’ will be held on Sunday, November 24th, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Princeton Public Library on Witherspoon Street in Princeton, NJ. We will be set up in the Community Room which has great acoustics and has been the venue for past events.

This is a free event.

The Coordinators for this event are Garry Pearsall and Nicole. You can contact us via email by clicking on us right there to the right of this event page. Contact us if you would like to reserve a time slot to perform or you have any questions regarding the event.

When we begin to receive participants we will post a sign-up sheet in the file section to keep everyone apprised of what is happening.

ACCOMPANISTS – This is a call to anyone who would like to offer yourself, your instruments or your voice to support a participant in need. Contact Nicole or Garry and we will post your name and info on our Accompanist Registry in the file section.

We would love to see you all at the Fall Fab Collab'. Come out and support your fellow local musicians the Einstein Alley Music Collaborative. Thank you.