They want to be with the music they grew up with. They also want to be with the community they grew up with.

This is music that still sounds astounding 10 years later and will continue to astound 10 years from now.

I think there is some real benefit to the community when people are able to go and enjoy some music who would not be able to otherwise enjoy it.

Rhythm is part of our lives, and with music and rhythm, we can communicate together.

That's not a compromise; it's a cop-out. His actions don't represent what the community is asking for, but I don't think he really cares.

We think the community at large may not know or may have forgotten how much good music goes on here, and also how much variety there really is. So we are hoping to have a lot of people from the general public attend, not just music department people.