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Along the Detroit River between the Renaissance Center and the Belle Isle Bridge; This historic warehouse district is home to restaurants, clubs, outdoor decks, the St. Aubin Marina, and Chene Park, an outdoor concert theater. - sys, 12/26/1999

I attended the Will Downing concert this past friday night. I thought I was going to enjoy a nice evening of relaxing jazz. However, what I got was an evening of loud, often distorted music. I recently moved to Michigan and this was my first event at Chene Park. Throughout the evening several of us yelled to the stage to turn the music down. I even asked the guy operating the sound and lights. None of this worked. Needless to say, I left the park feeling less than satisfied and wishing I had bought the cheap seats on the lawn. I feel the people outside the park received a better sound. If there is anything you and/or your organization can do to ensure the people who pay premium prices to sit under the tarp receive a good sounding performance will be greatly appreciated. If my next visit to Chene Park is like my first, you won't have to worry about me going back. Bryon Wall 734-327-9074 - bwall@telecorpproducts.com, 07/26/1999

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