Well before the 1900 meeting time, Vora stood in the holodeck and pondered the setting. She hadn’t received too many direct replies but she figured there might be the odd person who decide to just drop in. Time would tell how many people would actually properly join their ensemble or even what the group would ultimately become. All Vora knew is that she wanted an outlet again and music was her best one. It was also the chance to learn and grow some more.

Searching through the options, Vora had the computer generate a blend of two programs. On the surface, it was pretty much a standard sort of lounge with tables and chairs for guests and a low stage area. The colours were darker and the lights mid-level, creating ambience but not obstructing anyone’s vision. But the other program was that of a recording studio and she had the computer add the sound improving aspects of one to the space. It created a lounge that felt and sounded less cavernous and didn’t echo.

Moving tables around a bit, she created a sort of half circle on the stage where people could join in with their instruments. A baby grand piano sat on stage left of the chairs.

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