Re: Steven Greenman workshop -- take two

[Lori Cahan-Simon <l_cahan...>]

Sure.  It will be from 1pm to 2:30 pm on Sunday afternoon.  Come and 
visit.  Maybe it will last longer, if we're lucky.  Can you believe we 
have three trombonists now already in our orchestra?  Come and make it 
four.  Maybe we'll set a new record for the biggest klezmer trombone 
section in the world!  Could the world stand it?  :-)  

If everyone shows up we have five to seven violins (they come and go) 
and a viola, two celli, one string bass and two electric, a couple of 
guitarists, mandolins, clarinets, flutes, tenor and alto saxes, three 
trumpets, a couple of percussionists and a trap drummer, an accordionist 
and a pianist--and me.  I'm sure I must be leaving someone out.  The 
ages range from a 10 year old trumpeter and an 11 year old violinist to 
an 89 year old percussionist, yidn un goyim, observant and godless.  
Sounds like fun, don't it?  You should hear us do Rumania.  We could 
pass for Abe Ellstein's bunch.  Not really, but we're not bad.  
Lorele

Yakov Chodosh wrote:

>On Wed, 23 Jan 2002 21:00:17 -0500, you wrote:
>
>>Steven Greenman will be leading an ear training klezmer workshop with 
>>the Cleveland Workmen's Circle Klezmer Orchestra on March 10th. 
>>Visitors are welcome.  Love offerings will be accepted. :-)
>>
>
>can I come?
>
>what time is it?
>
>-yakov
>"An old theory teacher was once married to a perfect pitcher--this is more 
>commonly called 'relative pitch.'" -Steve Barnett
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