The ITEC this year should be quite an event, since it is the 50th anniversary of such conferences. I'm planning to be there and will be playing in a large ensemble and hanging out. There should be a lot of great music AND some unmatchable shopping opportunities!
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I’d love to attend one of these one day, but I will probably have to wait another 5 years or so when I retire and can have time to travel. I’m lucky in that I am local to the Army tuba/euph conference and my impression is that although it seems smaller than ITEC, it is still an excellent event.
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I sure would like to attend but I will not be able to. I still remember the ITEC I attended in Greensboro, NC back in 2002. It was awesome! For anyone considering attending I’m sure you won’t be disappointed.
— edited ‘not be unable’ to ‘not be able’ to —
Last edited by RickF; 03-30-2023 at 08:42 PM.
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thinking about it. it would be a hell of a drive from Dallas
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Hmm, well if it is a long drive from Dallas, what is it from Florida? I was considering going (I have been to the past two ITEC's), but that was when I was still living in Sturgis, SD. Now near Orlando, Florida, that would be a drive for sure. I pretty much don't fly at all (not afraid, just hate the hassle). So, it is drive or walk. It is almost 2,100 miles for me to drive. Yikes!!Originally Posted by 58mark
But I am certain this will be a great ITEC. I will have to dwell on it for a bit.
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Because Tempe is a driveable distance from where I live in California, and I typically take two weeks off from work in this general time frame, I may very well go. We'll see what local performance obligations I have here and it's near the end of our concert season, so can't miss a rehearsal or performance then, but fingers crossed.
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I will make every effort to go and meet a lot of you!
Dennis
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I notice the schedule isn't up yet. Who is there for clinics and concerts will make my mind up for me
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Schedule has finally been posted: https://iteaonline.org/itec2023/
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