The Community-Music e-mail list
Bill Anderson, list owner
Jim McIntyre and John Williams, list administrators
Jonell Lindholm (1955-2008), admin emeritus
Ron Boerger, list founder/admin emeritus
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Besides the mailing list itself, Community-Music (or, 'C-M' as it is known by its members) is best known for the extensive list of contact information which is available to anyone who is seeking information on a group to join. There are over 1,600 such groups registered in the "C-M Contact List." Please browse the links below and explore all that C-M has to offer. To access the list or the message archive, you'll need to sign up; simply click on the "Sign up" link below. NOTICE: These resources are for the private use of the members of the Community-Music e-mail list. Any attempt to exploit this list or the resources contained on this site for business use, *of any type*, without the express written permission of the list owner is strictly prohibited. Spammers who harvest email addresses from these resources WILL be dealt with, as will slugs who perform wholesale copying of the data contained here for use on their own sites. |
Community-Music resources
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Frequently asked questions about the list |
Join the discussion! |
Help keep the site up (and free of ads) by contributing as little as $1. |
Contact information for over 1,600 community bands and orchestras worldwide! |
Forget how to make a post to the list? Just click the link. Note that only c-m members may post. |
Links to hundreds upon hundreds of community ensembles are here. |
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Find a group in YOUR area! Choose either US or non-US listings. (Once you find the name of a group, look it up in the contact list.) |
This is where you can find the archives, unsubscribe, invite others, and more.
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To add a group, click here for US groups; international groups should click here. To change an existing group, click here. |
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Taking a copy of this letter with you should convince reluctant gate agents, security screeners, etc. to allow you to board with your musical instrument. Don't expect to lug your double bass or tuba on-board, but for most smaller instruments this should do the trick. Don't forget to remove anything sharp from your case and put in in your checked baggage. Note: If the link above doesn't work, it's because TSA has moved it yet again. Do a search for "Transporting musical instruments" and you should be OK. |
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