The Party Begins With One More Rod And Lisa
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ok Grandma is watching Owen.. I'll help clean up.. then think Travis it's leftover time... :) :)
This will be my first party and it all sounds rather delish - is there a dress code - are partners allowed - looking forward to a taste of that mountain dew!
Wow 20 short of 500 members...I'm getting to like these parties... have to see what I can bring to this party.. I know no wheat picks.. :) :) seems like just yesterday we had the 400 member party..
The thing I try to remember when playing in church is that we are not playing for them.. we are playing for Him and he loves our music...:) :)Hi, Miss Rosemary, and Happy New Year !
I have been playing at church for several types of services. Our music director has been very supportive of trying 'new' things so I am fortunate with that. BUT it does not stop folks regarding me with this funny mix of curiousity and fear when I come down the aisle, dulcimer akimbo. ( : I just take heart and know that I do a kind service when the elders who grew up with dulcimers thank me for playing an "instrument I have not heard in YEARS!"
Only 2 left ta go.... so here are my cookies ready for the party... sorry didn't have the the stuff for no bakes... so we have banana nut cookies...
Rod's answer explains things pretty well with one exception. In the Key of "D" the 7th note of the scale is a "C#", not a "C".
D-E-F#-G-A-B-C#-d
His explanation of the relationship of the numbers in the tuning designation to the letter names for the notes is right on.
Greg