SergeModular

Illustrious group,

I am happy to report that Serge is alive and well and living just south of Paris with his
family. We met at his Paris studio a few days ago and walked along the streets where he grew up
and then later lived for many years after SMMS. At this studio was a very nice Bosendorfer grand
that was gifted to his father by the Bosendorfer company. Wow, what a piano!

I was able to deliver all the letters that people had sent to me as well as extend the
personal well wishes that others had asked me to pass along.

The funniest part of the meeting was when he offered a gift to me of a... you guessed it, a
Serge T-shirt. Even funnier was that he bought it on eBay. He told me that his kids never
understood what their father did for a living and when they saw this T-shirt, they finally
understood that their dad had made a significant contribution to the world in some way. His son
even started taking orders for the T-shirt at his high school!

Thanks to all who sent their best and may the mighty Serge rock on.

Stephen







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to me of a... you guessed it, a

> Serge T-shirt. Even funnier was that he bought it on eBay. He

thats awesome! i made that shirt!
hope it fits!
-seth s. nemec

Serge T. with a Serge T shirt. Sweeet!

Stephen, did you take pictures?

denshiblocks wrote:

yea seth!!!.. i'm going to make sure i wear my
Serge"T" on stage when i play the Alpha C festival
next month. My son wears his at the university and he
always gets asked "who's that". to which he
replies.."just another cultural revolutionary"
rock on!!
john duval

> Stephen, did you take pictures?

I'm one of the worst tourists that I know. :) I don't ever
take cameras with me. My partner Amy had a camera and she later
said that she wished she had remembered to snap a photo of the two
of us. She consoled herself by taking a shot of the outside of the
building where there is a plaque commemorating the house as the one
that Alexander Tcherepnin lived in (1899-1977).

Stephen