Ouch - it's either this or we pay $50 or more for individual tickets next
year I suppose.
MEK
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]
il.com.au> To: <313@hyperreal.org>
cc:
05/28/04 07:11 PM Subject: (313) Saving The World
From Bad Music
28 May 2004
For Immediate Release :
Movement Festival
May 29- 31 2004
?Saving the World from Bad Music?
Detroit?s electronic music festival marks its fifth anniversary in 2004 and
this year for the first time Movement will be open to donations from
attendees to ensure the festival?s continued viability, success and growth
in the future.
As 2004 Movement Festival Co-Producer, Derrick May states, ?This year has
really made us realize that the current business model we are working under
does not give the Festival sufficient room to grow. We are hoping
that by asking for support via donation, we are setting ourselves up for
greater success next year and in the years to follow. Such donations will
allow greater growth and will assist us in implementing a dynamic and
successful business plan that will allow us to expand our support base.
However we are thinking of the future of the Movement and we therefore want
to ensure that on June 3, when our Team starts planning Movement 2005 we
have ample resources at our disposal. So whether it be $1 , $ 2 , $5
whatever can be spared?every little bit counts. If each person could donate
$1 or a few dollars as they walk into the Festival, it would really help
tremendously in dealing with things as soon as the Festival ends."
Join the Movement and ensure the Festival?s future by attending this years
Movement Festival in Hart Plaza from Saturday May 29- 31 and making a
donation at the designated donation areas.
"Your donations keep Detroit techno on the map....The world community needs
electronic music and Movement needs your support " Kevin Saunderson
We're Saving the World from Bad Music? Derrick May
www movementfestival.com.
This message was sent through MyMail http://www.mymail.com.au
