Benefit party at Time’s Up, after Critical Mass

April 25, 2008 · Posted in history-stub 

party o’clock (post critical mass) at The Hub, 73 Morton Street (w. village) contact: James, *hanakyleHow To Use The Gig Page: click Edit, BELOW the member list. Highlight your name and change the style of the text accordingly. Bold means YES, Italics mean MAYBE, Strikethrough means NO.

DRUMS

  • Sarah, Bass Drum
  • Bruno, Surdo
  • Lark, Mid-Surdo (!)
  • Molly, Tri-Toms
  • Betsy, Snare
  • Laura, Snare
  • Stephanie, Hand Percussion
  • Meredith, Cymbals
  • Stephe, Glock
  • Casey, Snare

TEAM AWESOME

  • Hanakyle, Dancer
  • Mariah, Dancer
  • Sully, Dancer
  • Hugh, Dancer
  • Molly, Dancer
  • Daniel, Dancer
  • Avi, Dancer
  • Karen, Dancer

MELODY

  • Jen, MegaFlute
  • Amanda, MegaFlute
  • Judy, Clarinet
  • Megan, Trumpet
  • Daniel, Cornet
  • Kate, Trumpet… might be in CA for work. fuck.
  • Jonathan, Trumpet
  • James, Trumpet
  • Jessie, Trumpet
  • Olivia, Fiddle
  • Casey, Alto Sax
  • Wagner, Alto Sax
  • Riley, Alto Sax
  • Martin, Alto Sax
  • Aaron, Accordion

BTBLBQ

  • Sally, Trombone
  • Abe, Trombone
  • Meredith, Trombone
  • Lily, Trombone
  • Jonathan, Bari Sax
  • Matt, Sousaphone
  • Chanell, Sousaphone
  • Nico, Sousaphone

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