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 Post subject: East Durham and the Irish Arts Week
PostPosted: Sat Jul 14, 2012 3:47 pm 
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Hi all,

wondering if anyone from this forum will be in East Durham next week? I have enrolled in Benedict K.'s class for intermediate pipes. Looking for additional support and guidance in both playing and reed making if anyone is willing to help me. Thanks.
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 16, 2012 6:47 am 
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Have fun, and give our best to Benedict! Sorry to miss it this year. You'll learn tons!

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Arbo, how about a tale of your week at IAW in the Catskills. How was it mate?

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Johnered66 wrote:
Arbo, how about a tale of your week at IAW in the Catskills. How was it mate?



Sorry John,

I hadn't been to IAW in several years. This year I made a change in accommodations- I rented a room in a house with four others, 5 miles out of town. Beautiful. We cooked, taught each other tunes, etc. Everyone else played fiddle, with secondary instruments being banjo, mandolin, and concertina. I did not go out to many sessions, one to be exact with Joannie Madden and the Friel sisters leading. That was nice! I did manage to get to all of the concerts, and even had a private lesson with Joey Abarta. Benedict's class was great. Methodical. Think we learned four tunes. The last day was a recital/ discussion with Benedict, Gabe McKeown, and Sheila Friel all playing pipes together. Nice last class... In a week and a half I am off to the Pipers' Gathering with more classes from Benedict, and Eammon Dillon! Whew!

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