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... :) :)
ok you can stop laughing, that's from 1975...
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!"
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