Is a party of Irish music? Who can give me a more detailed and authoritative explanation?
And how to carry out it in China？
From the Chinese question, what is “session”？
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Re: From the Chinese question, what is “session”？
A session is when people gather together to play music. Usually, it's in a pub, but there are sessions in people's houses as well. Sessions are often organised so that they happen on the same day of the week each week.
To start a session in China, or anywhere else, you just need a group of people who are interested in the same kind of music (or roughly similar, at least), and arrange to meet to play music. It would help if you can find a friendly bar who would let you have a corner to sit in to play music, and who would agree to turn off any pre-recorded music that they may ordinarily play.
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To start a session in China, or anywhere else, you just need a group of people who are interested in the same kind of music (or roughly similar, at least), and arrange to meet to play music. It would help if you can find a friendly bar who would let you have a corner to sit in to play music, and who would agree to turn off any pre-recorded music that they may ordinarily play.
Does that help?
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Re: From the Chinese question, what is “session”？
benhall.1 wrote:A session is when people gather together to play music. Usually, it's in a pub, but there are sessions in people's houses as well. Sessions are often organised so that they happen on the same day of the week each week.
To start a session in China, or anywhere else, you just need a group of people who are interested in the same kind of music (or roughly similar, at least), and arrange to meet to play music. It would help if you can find a friendly bar who would let you have a corner to sit in to play music, and who would agree to turn off any pre-recorded music that they may ordinarily play.
Does that help?
thanks！