Are you going to the Army Tuba-Euph Conference this month?
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Priceline, Priceline, Priceline. I have used them for 3 years straight and get a room for around $55.00 every year. Marriott is usually the hotel with is a 3 star+.
No luck yet, but I am hoping to get something the week before.
No luck yet, but I am hoping to get something the week before.
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There's also a nearby Quality Inn showing an $80 pre-tax rate, but I didn't check availability:Dean E wrote:Google Maps (first page)Bill Troiano wrote: . . . . but I plan on driving down this year, unless we get some kind of bad snow storm. For those of you who have gone, can you recommend any of the nearby hotels, other than the one listed on the Army Conf. web page? . . . .
Also, a brand new (Dec 2007), upscale hotel (which might cut a deal for students, teachers, military members, AAA, AARP, government workers, etc., to sell empty rooms):
Palomar Hotel
1121 North 19th St
(1730 N Lynn St)
Rosslyn (Arlington), VA 22209
(703) 351-9170
Quality Inn Iwo Jima
1501 Arlington Blvd.
Arlington, VA 22209
Phone: (703) 524-5000
I searched http://www.qualityinn.com/ for Arlington, VA.
EDIT (Jan 15, 2008)
And very near the Quality Inn is the former "Hotel 50.":
Inn of Rosslyn
1601 Arlington Blvd (US 50), Rosslyn (Arlington), VA
(703) 524-3400
Being close in probably is worth an extra $20 or so per night, because the commuting traffic is horrible. Go 25 miles away to get a $60 room, and you might have a 60-minute drive Thursday and Friday mornings.
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yep, taken care of that... Hilton Garden Inn right in downtown (for me this is as much a conference weekend as it is a trip to DC) and cheaper to boot!Scooby Tuba wrote:Kevin,KevinMadden wrote:.....wish I had looked into that day's inn a little more before I made reservations
Call today and cancel. Believe me... There should be no cost and you can move somewhere else...
Murder Hotel...!?! Yikes...
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You're much, much, much better off selling here. I don't think you'll get any traction in the trade arena with the vendors.tubasinfonian wrote:Question for you guys who go to these things more regularly than I...
I've got 4 mouthpieces that I'm hoping to get rid of and buy that "perfect" mouthpiece at the workshop. Do vendors typically give any cash in exchange for mouthpieces, or am I best to sell on here?
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Just my $159.00 a night hotel for $55.00. If you on't already have a room, check Priceline out!BVD Press wrote:Priceline, Priceline, Priceline. I have used them for 3 years straight and get a room for around $55.00 every year. Marriott is usually the hotel with is a 3 star+.
No luck yet, but I am hoping to get something the week before.
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Thank you for that.Scooby Tuba wrote:I just wanted to point out that bloke used the word "tweaks" to describe adjustments to a horn...bloke wrote:(concert instrument repairs for schools' Christmas concerts...kids instruments' tweaks for early winter honor band tryouts)
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I'll be there as well. The only performance I'm involved in is the 1983 alumni recital. Otherwise I plan to spend a lot of time at the Custom Music booth - Paul Riggett from Sterling will be there, so stop by.
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Days Inn
Over the past 10 years I've stayed at the Days Inn acrosss from Ft Meyer a half dozen times or so. Each time I have found it to be reasonably priced, clean, friendly and conveniently located. I'd stay there again if I could go this year. It is definitely a "no frills" old fashioned motel, and yes, there are lots of low brass players living in close quarters, but for me, it has been just fine. I take my ear plugs and spend most of my time across the street at the conference. I'm really bummed I can't go this year!
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Well.....
Sadly, due to circumstances beyond my control, I will not be able to attend this year as I previously thought. I was looking forward to it and really wanted to catch up with some old friends and students there.
I know everyone will have a great time. I wish you all the best and hope everyone arrives safely with the bad weather that's out there right now.
Next year for sure!
Roger
I know everyone will have a great time. I wish you all the best and hope everyone arrives safely with the bad weather that's out there right now.
Next year for sure!
Roger
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For anyone interested, the special is up now and it is selling for $75.00 until next Monday February 11.BVD Press wrote:2 Euphs and 2 Tubas and done on the TubeNet offer. After I get back from DC, I will post a note about the offer on TubeNet and leave it up on the site for app. a week.tofu wrote:Are these for 2 euphs/2 tubas or 4 tubas? I'm assuming the former and not the latter. How about offering the special show price to those Tubenetters who unfortunately can't attend the show?BVD Press wrote:And a plug for the guy who posted a few posts above this post (TubaRay that is), we will have a bunch of copies of his TubaMeisters Collection for Tuba Quartet available at a special show price. The book includes:
TubaMeister Polka; Wenzel Polka; Whoop It Up Polka; String Band Polka, The; Radetzky Marsch; Pizzicato Polka; St. Paul Waltz; Clarinet Polka; Woodland Polka; Tulak Polka; Susie Polka; Jenny Lind Polka; Zepperl Polka; Barbara Polka; Kiss Polka, The
See you all soon,
Wishing all well,
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