Well, actually, my daughter and wife will be taking lessons (fiddle and claw hammer banjo, respectively) and I'll just be hanging out, practicing on my own, so as to save money on classes. Still, it promises to be very cool.
Folk Music in the hills of eastern kentucky. Who could ask for anything more.
Music School, Dan? I'm JEALOUS!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy it and give us all the details upon your return, mate!
Well, actually, my daughter and wife will be taking lessons (fiddle and claw hammer banjo, respectively) and I'll just be hanging out, practicing on my own, so as to save money on classes. Still, it promises to be very cool.
ReplyDeleteFolk Music in the hills of eastern kentucky. Who could ask for anything more.
I'm STILL jealous!
ReplyDeleteHave fun!
Hope you have fun too! :)
ReplyDeleteI had the pleasure of spending an evening in the Northeast Kingdom (NE Vermont) with folks playing fiddles and bangos.
Oops. I meant banjos. I've got to quit blogging at midnight. :)
ReplyDeleteYeah, I was lost for a second, but I figured out that you meant banjos and not bongos or mangos...
ReplyDeleteThe state fair is rolling around - a great time to share your wonderful photos!
ReplyDelete:)