2nd MelloFest event in London (2/05)

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   The 'MelloFest' (a celebration-festival of Mellotron-based music) obviously features some wonderful old and new progressive music. Organised by Nick Aude (author/musician) this is a 'classic' English-style approach to live quality music promotion. 
Its an exciting 'keyboard players' gig (no drums on stage) where famous (and less famous) keyboard players play live snippets, or entire pieces, and talk about their music and the problems of keyboard kontraptions. (For details see the website at: www.mellofest.com). 
How do progressive music fans feel about this approach to performing their music? Would you feel more involved by going along than if you just surfed about it?

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gardenshedmusic Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Newbie Joined: June 25 2005 Location: United Kingdom Status: Offline Points: 2	Topic: 2nd MelloFest event in London (2/05) Posted: April 20 2009 at 05:47
	The 'MelloFest' (a celebration-festival of Mellotron-based music) obviously features some wonderful old and new progressive music. Organised by Nick Aude (author/musician) this is a 'classic' English-style approach to live quality music promotion. Its an exciting 'keyboard players' gig (no drums on stage) where famous (and less famous) keyboard players play live snippets, or entire pieces, and talk about their music and the problems of keyboard kontraptions. (For details see the website at: www.mellofest.com). How do progressive music fans feel about this approach to performing their music? Would you feel more involved by going along than if you just surfed about it?
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