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Salford folk music workshop

sackbut 08 Jan 10 - 05:42 AM
Ross Campbell 08 Jan 10 - 06:15 AM
Dave the Gnome 08 Jan 10 - 06:17 AM
Dave the Gnome 08 Jan 10 - 06:17 AM
Dave the Gnome 08 Jan 10 - 06:19 AM
sackbut 09 Jan 10 - 12:57 PM
Les in Chorlton 09 Jan 10 - 02:13 PM
John J 09 Jan 10 - 02:32 PM
GUEST,Charlie 09 Jan 10 - 06:28 PM
GUEST,Charlie 10 Jan 10 - 06:17 AM
Dave the Gnome 10 Jan 10 - 01:53 PM
sackbut 02 Feb 10 - 02:48 PM
sackbut 06 Apr 10 - 04:30 AM
sackbut 09 Apr 10 - 03:56 AM
Les in Chorlton 09 Apr 10 - 08:49 AM
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Subject: Salford folk music workshop
From: sackbut
Date: 08 Jan 10 - 05:42 AM

Despite the big freeze, we are (fairly) confident that a bold few of us will make it to the Salford Folk Music workshop tonight - 7.45 for 8pm start in Room 824, Maxwell building, Salford University.
We've checked with Security, and the building will be open.
Martin Dunn, the session leader, is hopeful of getting through.
We always get a good session from Martin, so if anyone is bold enough to brave the weather & join us, that would be great.
If you're not familiar with the workshop, more details on www.salfordfolkmusicplayers.org.uk


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: Ross Campbell
Date: 08 Jan 10 - 06:15 AM

This one works

http://www.salfordfolkmusicplayers.org.uk/

Ross


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: Dave the Gnome
Date: 08 Jan 10 - 06:17 AM

Try This link if you have a problem with the one above.

Sounds a good do and I am literaly 2 minutes down the road but unfortunately have other plans for tonight. I will watch out for future ones.

Thanks for the post

Dave


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: Dave the Gnome
Date: 08 Jan 10 - 06:17 AM

Whoops - Sorry, Ross. Cross posted.

D.


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: Dave the Gnome
Date: 08 Jan 10 - 06:19 AM

BTW - Does anyone retire to Crescent after the session? Could be an added bonus:-)


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: sackbut
Date: 09 Jan 10 - 12:57 PM

It was a great evening although very few attended due to weather and other accidents.
Next one is 5 February & will be led by Tom Ryan our banjo player.
Thanks for fixing the link, guys.

Steve


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: Les in Chorlton
Date: 09 Jan 10 - 02:13 PM

Mmmmmmmmmmmm I could do with a bit of guidance in that area

L in C


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: John J
Date: 09 Jan 10 - 02:32 PM

You won't need guidance to the Crescent, Les....but you'll need guidance home - the beer's tremendous!

JJ


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: GUEST,Charlie
Date: 09 Jan 10 - 06:28 PM

Anyone there under the age of 70 these days???


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: GUEST,Charlie
Date: 10 Jan 10 - 06:17 AM

Sorry, I meant in the crescent - not the workshop, I'm sure there are some sprightly whippersnappers there!!


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: Dave the Gnome
Date: 10 Jan 10 - 01:53 PM

The Crescent is full of students during term time, Charlie! Average age of about 20 I would say, generaly. How long is it since you have been in?

Cheers

DeG

(Who would add a few to that average age when he goes in)


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: sackbut
Date: 02 Feb 10 - 02:48 PM

Looking forward to the Salford Folk Music workshop on Friday 5th feb - 7.45 for 8pm start in Room 824, Maxwell building, Salford University. This month the leader is Tom Ryan with banjo.
We're always happy to welcome new people, and we know there will be some new faces this Friday.
If you're not familiar with the workshop, more details on www.salfordfolkmusicplayers.org.uk

re the Crescent, our regular members don't frequent it because we're mostly coming by car from some way away, but that's no reason others shouldn't try it before or after the workshop. It's a nice pub with good beer; I don't know if it'd be full of students on a Friday night - although it's near the teaching parts of the Uni, it's not very close to any of the residences. Staff tend to gather there on a Friday after work, but that's earlier.


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: sackbut
Date: 06 Apr 10 - 04:30 AM

Looking forward to the Salford Folk Music workshop on Friday 9th April - 7.45 for 8pm start in Room 824, Maxwell building, Salford University. This month the leader is Milly Chadband, focusing on new tunes for old dances.
We're always happy to welcome new people, and we know there will be some new faces this Friday.
If you're not familiar with the workshop, more details on http://www.salfordfolkmusicplayers.org.uk


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: sackbut
Date: 09 Apr 10 - 03:56 AM

Another reminder - Salford workshop tonight!
more details on more details on http://www.salfordfolkmusicplayers.org.uk


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: Les in Chorlton
Date: 09 Apr 10 - 08:49 AM

Rumour has it that people from The Beech Band will attend

L in C


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: sackbut
Date: 30 May 10 - 04:47 AM

Looking forward to the Salford Folk Music workshop on Friday 4th June - 7.45 for 8pm start in Room 824, Maxwell building, Salford University. This month the leaders are Steve & Ishbel Saxton, focusing on a mixture of French & English dance tunes.
We're always happy to welcome new people, and we know there will be some new faces this Friday.
If you're not familiar with the workshop, more details on http://www.salfordfolkmusicplayers.org.uk


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Subject: RE: Salford folk music workshop
From: Les in Chorlton
Date: 30 May 10 - 05:56 AM

The web site

L in C#


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