Erika Mackenzie wrote:
What's Nigel been getting up to while I've been more dead than alive?
Last I heard, he was playing the mandolin for all he was worth.
Hi Erika. Of course I remember you, and you've often been in my
thoughts. Good to hear from you again.
If you really want to know,
Nigel Gatherer spake thus:
Erika, I have a penny whistle tutorial on my website (see URL in sig).
It might be of interest.
Thanks, Nigel. I'll have a look at it. Well, after that potted history,
the only thing I can think of to ask is, did it ever help you to meet
girls?
BTW, I noticed on your
Erika Mackenzie wrote:
...the only thing I can think of to ask is, did it ever help you to
meet girls?
No. My partner at the moment has no interest in traditional music nor
my involvement in it. That's life!
BTW, I noticed on your Silly Wizard discography a first, self-titled
album which
Erika Mackenzie wrote:
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I'm
always on the lookout for other
'chamber music cum folk music' works. I can't find enough of it to
satisfy my taste.
In that case maybe I can mention my Border Seasons CD? Border Pipes with
String Quartet, mainly original but (partly) with an antique flavour,
Matt Seattle spake thus:
In that case maybe I can mention my Border Seasons CD? Border Pipes
with String Quartet, mainly original but (partly) with an antique
flavour, and including a MacGibbon minuet. It's available from the
www.musicscotland.com website.
Thanks, Matt.
I'll investigate.
Erica
Winners of Scots trad music awards;
Phil Cunnigham came out the winner of best instrumentalist!
yeah
Best live act was Battlefield Band!
Best folk band Capercaillie,
Best Scots singer Karine Polwart
Best Gaelic singer, Karen Matheson
Best up and coming band Back of the moon
Best
Philip Whittaker wrote:
Winners of Scots trad music awards;
Phil Cunnigham came out the winner of best instrumentalist!
yeah
Best live act was Battlefield Band!
Best folk band Capercaillie,
Best Scots singer Karine Polwart
Best Gaelic singer, Karen Matheson
Best up and coming band Back
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Nigel Gatherer wrote:
If you really want to know, here's my musical history...
First instrument was a ukulele, my parents mistaking it for a toy. As I
warbled out Early One Morning
What kind of ukulele? Do you ever play it now? I have two ukes, a small one,
(original Martin), and a
thelanes wrote:
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Nigel Gatherer wrote:
If you really want to know, here's my musical history...
First instrument was a ukulele, my parents mistaking it for a toy. As I
warbled out Early One Morning
What kind of ukulele? Do you ever play it now? I have two ukes, a small one,
(original
Phil -
Just to jog your memory the tune is Homage a Edmond Parizeau. Made by
Marcel Messervier. Parizeau was a Quebecois fiddler.
It's a cool tune
John
On Tuesday, September 16, 2003, at 03:46 PM, Philip Whittaker wrote:
.The set included Catharis and a French Canadian Tune Homage a Edmond
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