Thursday, June 23, 2011

Music And Event Related Links



Serving the Washington DC, Maryland, and Verginia area, We're Ian Dylan Music. below is the list of links to our main site and below that are some resources that may be of use to you no matter if you use us or not. Have a wonderful! day and enjoy!
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    For the best in Latin, Keroke, and more, Check out luisa and Ken.
     their two entities are
    Blinkie's Karaoke, and, Luisa and The Reverbs 
    they play for;
    * Restaurants * Private Parties * Special Occasions and the like.


    for your home music listening pleasure:



    if you live in the Washington DC metro area, and your an audio file as i am, then check out the Capital audio fest which happens anually. Heck, even seeing what happened last year is a real rush! Actually going? well, priceless.....

    http://www.capitalaudiofest.com/

    You may wish to learn mmore about creating a good stereo system, or helping someone else to do so. or, You may wish to help save the stereo as we know or use to know it. if so, check out the link below.



    http://savethestereo.com/

    DC Productions is a full service entertainment company, offering representation of various artists not our forte and much much more. They even have a lot to offer including a venue which is available for private events

    http://www.dcproductions1.biz/

    Consider
    the people below if you seek a wedding venue: 

    Elegant Wedding Venue‎

     Or the link below for some of your wedding fassion needs: 

    htp://www.junebugweddings.com/.../bridal-market-dessy-bridesmaids-spring-2011....
     
     For many forms of entertainment not our forte, consider the good peple of M S E Productions. They have dancers, dj's, and much much more.

    http://mseproductions.com/additional_entertainment.html

     Similarly, Maryland Party offers more and other music entertainment items of interest,.

    Maryland Party Home - Entertainment, Performers, Nightclubs, and ...

     Anyone in the DC area who wishes to learn more about playing jazz as a musician should consider this educational program.

    http://www.jazzbandmasterclass.com/
     
    Speaking of something educational, which is more national, check out Judy Carmichael's radio show called Jazz Enspired:

     http://www.jazzinspired.com/

     For some good info regarding live jazz around town, check out the writings in the Washington City Paper below:

    www.washingtoncitypaper.com/music/

    for a spiritual, and unique take on jazz, check out the people of Fruition and their "new thought jazz":

    http://www.newthoughtjazz.com/
     
    For a modern and very musically fun take on jazz, check out Pulp Fusion and their leader, Clayton Englar:

    www.GlobalViewMusic.com
     
    On the other hand, when your ear craves something else, check out some of the best R n' B I've ever heard.. We're blessed to have Adonis aka Progress here in the dc area. He plays piano, sings well, and raps, and writes a dam good song.

    http://www.reverbnation.com/favorflawlessartisticvisiononrecords/songs

    also, check out great Country Roots music with Ruthie And The Wranglers, you can't have more fun anywhere.:

    http://www.ruthieandthewranglers.com/ruthieandthewranglers/Home.html

    my guitarist buddy Glenn Wiser has a really cool rock tune called Walk Right Back, though that's not the only cool tune he's got. 

    http://www.reverbnation.com/glennwiserband

    also check out my fello drummer friend Evan Jacobson. who does rock of all kinds and even some darn good jazz as well. He even has a rap song that you should get. It's funny you'll see. and oh yeah, he cooks up a storm as well. And, who knows, you might even be able to hire him to cook for your event some time. 

    http://www.evanj31drum.com/

    Also, Learn about DC area musicians and bands not covered in my blog here:

     http://www.dcareabands.com/

      also here at the Washington Area Music Association

    http://www.wamadc.com/wama/
     

      And last but not least, just in case you haven't read our post on pricing, here's a link that has a discussion of how we arrive at a price for a trio or quartet for your special event.

    Pricing
      We hope that you have derived benefit from the links here and or elsewhere on our site and blog, and any suggestions for other related links are welcomed;
      You may always email us at;
     
         Iandylan@verizon.net

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