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You all have given me a great idea. I'm going to start taking a tambourine to Irish sessions. Now if I could get to Ireland and find where Peter hangs out. MUAAHAHAHAHA.
Maybe a few extras in case someone doesn't have an instrument.
Thanks a bunch you guys are the cat's pajamas.
Maybe a few extras in case someone doesn't have an instrument.
Thanks a bunch you guys are the cat's pajamas.
I'm no longer trying a new posting paradigm
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ummmhmmm... and wait til you figure out what the pajamas are made of.... heeheeFlyingcursor wrote:You all have given me a great idea. I'm going to start taking a tambourine to Irish sessions. Now if I could get to Ireland and find where Peter hangs out. MUAAHAHAHAHA.
Maybe a few extras in case someone doesn't have an instrument.
Thanks a bunch you guys are the cat's pajamas.
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Last time I was out at faire working the Maypole dance, we once had a really drunk lady enthusiastically beating along on a tambourine, very loudly and totally off the beat.
EJ Jones (who was playing with us for that particular gig) piped his way over to her, mentioned how great of an instrument it was she had, and asked if he could beat on it. She gushed and said yes of course, and he spent the rest of the maypole keeping good time for us on it. He's so mucy more of a gentleman than I am..I could learn a lot from him.
EJ Jones (who was playing with us for that particular gig) piped his way over to her, mentioned how great of an instrument it was she had, and asked if he could beat on it. She gushed and said yes of course, and he spent the rest of the maypole keeping good time for us on it. He's so mucy more of a gentleman than I am..I could learn a lot from him.
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SNort!Nanohedron wrote:Kazoos. Kazoos are the ticket. But you better darn well know the tunes before you play them.
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MarkB wrote:But a few years ago someone showed up with one of these and it was the most annoying thing and the sad thing was that this guy was serious.
MarkB
When I was in grade school, I was so awful--you'll perhaps remember that four music teachers refused to teach me on four different instruments--that in music class when they passed out instruments, they always gave me the triangle. Without the little stick.
(Me): "But it's supposed to have a stick."
(Teacher): "Oh, no, dear! Not this kind! You just shake it . . . "
That poor man is probably musically impaired and can't help himself!
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Believe me, this would have been one of those times. There must have been getting on for a hundred pairs of spoons all playing differently. To our eternal credit we didn't shut them up but just soldiered on regardless. I have to admit that it has fostered a sort of 'band of brothers' feeling amongst those of us that were there. Just ask Patrick (Wjndbag).anniemcu wrote:I just don't see the need to shut people up. Sometimes it is necessary, but rarely.
May the joy of music be ever thine.
(BTW, my name is John)
(BTW, my name is John)
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one could always pick up a couple of nose flutes.Nanohedron wrote:Kazoos. Kazoos are the ticket. But you better darn well know the tunes before you play them.
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I see one could have a lot of fun inflicting pain with the big clip or the probe, but what's that trianguar thing for?Peggy wrote:MarkB wrote:But a few years ago someone showed up with one of these and it was the most annoying thing and the sad thing was that this guy was serious.
MarkB
When I was in grade school, I was so awful--you'll perhaps remember that four music teachers refused to teach me on four different instruments--that in music class when they passed out instruments, they always gave me the triangle. Without the little stick.
(Me): "But it's supposed to have a stick."
(Teacher): "Oh, no, dear! Not this kind! You just shake it . . . "
That poor man is probably musically impaired and can't help himself!
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that schwing
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hehe i have thought about pickin up a nose flute but i still have memories of drainin spit out of my french horn. i just have to think the flute would be a little harder to drain out.missy wrote:rasp and fly:
Juggernaut Jug Band. They do a fantastic cover of "Stairway to Heaven" with nose flutes, slide whistles, etc.......
Oh - and Noah did "Whiskey 'For Breakfast" on the nose flute for the school talent show when he was 9 years old.
Missy