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Oh, and I live in Fremont. Don't want to drive to the East side, or Everett or Tacoma. :-)
Posted by Alek Vila, Seattle, Washington | Jul 26, 2009
Rehearsal Room
The ideal space is sound isolated enough that I don't bother other people if I decide to play with a drummer, and I don't get bothered by any loud neighbors (other musicians, traffic, etc) if I'm in a writing mood. Does such a place exist? I'm open to moving, if there's house for rent (with a basement?) that is within my budget ($1,000 - $1,500)... or a practice room to rent ($0 to $400)... perhaps an office space that isn't being utilized after hours?
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Posted by Alek Vila, Seattle, Washington | Jul 26, 2009 -
Posted by Kris Keppeler, Seattle, Washington | Aug 13, 2009Hi Alek,
TPS (Theatre Puget Sound) rents out rehearsal space very cheaply. It might be noisy but you can make quite a bit of noise. Go to www.tpsonline.org.
Kris
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Posted by Katy Gilberts, seattle, Washington | Aug 18, 2009Hi Alek, My studio would be fine for part of that, but one persistent dog can be a real issue at times. For my piano recital, which was outside, I had to go to each neighbor relevant and let them know the hours of my recital! Good luck and I'll let you know if I hear of something, Katy Katy's Musikgarten - children's musical literacy from birth to 9yo, when all children can learn all musical fundamentals.
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