Subject: Re: [Harp-L] SPAH - who's going? Say something about yourself!
Smokey sez:
"
1. yes
2. Everglades
3. Chro. Diat. Clar. Tenor Trum. Flut.
4. You name it, I play it
5. 81% 64% 81% 64% 81% 64%
6. Hearing David Fairweather sing bop."
..to David's questions. Since one of my favourite things to do at SPAH is
hang out with Smokey, my responses would include that last one AND:
1. yes - if my health cooperates and I'm able to walk in time.
(if not, I'll let the powers that be know about a week
ahead that they'll have an 'extra' Hotel room).
2. New York (Long Island) - a long drive down.
3. Chromatic mainly, tremolo,some diatonic (not very
well), piano/keyboards.
4. Like Smokey, my taste is very eclectic - in fact we like a
lot of the same music although I also love '60's R&B and
playing the 'big' ballads. (He's the jazz player I aspire
to play as well as someday). One should have a goal...
5. Otherwise, purely an amateur comfortable making my own
music with no thoughts of ever becoming a 'pro'.
I've been surrounded by such exceptional harmonica players
for so many years now, I'm well aware of my 'level'.<G>
6. a)Just as MadCat said: being immersed in the whole SPAH
experience is primary. It's all great - from the people to
the Filisko teach-ins, to the hallway play-alongs, to the
night-time jams. SOME day I'll be brave enough (or good
enough) to participate in one of those.
b)Playing a long-promised/postponed duet with my friend
Smo-Joe if I can get to this SPAH.
Elizabeth
"Message: 7
Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2011 13:09:06 -0400
From: Joe Leone <3n037@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [Harp-L] SPAH - who's going? Say something about
yourself!
To: David Fairweather <dmf273@xxxxxxxxx>
Cc: harp-l <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx>
On Jul 22, 2011, at 10:17 AM, David Fairweather wrote:
> So as SPAH grows near, let us know if you're going. Where are you
> arriving from? What do you play? Chromatic, diatonic or both? What
genre
> of music do you play?
> What's your level of proficiency? What are you looking forward to most
at
> SPAH?"
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