BIG Barrow Christmas session

Subject: RE: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: Banjo-Flower
Date: 29 Dec 09 - 06:53 AM

Frenesh

Gerry

Subject: RE: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: Bloke in the Corner
Date: 28 Dec 09 - 10:25 AM

Just a reminder that the new year session is tomorrow night. Should be the same friendly event as last week, loads of folking folkies playing their folking folk music.
See you there!
Lawrie

Subject: RE: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: Bloke in the Corner
Date: 21 Dec 09 - 11:02 AM

And now it's tomorrow!!
Surrealistic posting
Sort of...
Lawrie

Subject: RE: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: Bloke in the Corner
Date: 20 Dec 09 - 11:30 AM

Great, tatts, look forward to seeing you. Roads around here are all perfectly passable, just take it easy.
Lawrie

Subject: RE: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: GUEST,tatts
Date: 19 Dec 09 - 07:34 PM

will try my best to get there snow willing

Subject: RE: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: Bloke in the Corner
Date: 19 Dec 09 - 01:58 PM

Can now confirm that there will be Yuletide nibbles - mince pie, cream etc. at the session. Just one more reasonf for braving the winter chill.
Lawrie

Subject: RE: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: Rasener
Date: 15 Dec 09 - 02:36 PM

I hope all you Barrow upon Humberers have a great time.

Very best wishes for a lovely Christmas and a happy New Year to one and all.

Les Worrall
Faldingworth Live

Subject: RE: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: Bloke in the Corner
Date: 15 Dec 09 - 01:50 PM

Just a week to go, both my children are threatening to be there, so we'll surely be having some good accordion music plus 'found harmonium' on the guitar.
But you'll be welcome on the 29th Gerry, as you always are.
More about nibbles later
Lawrie

Subject: RE: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: Banjo-Flower
Date: 10 Dec 09 - 10:00 AM

22nd=no

29th=probably

Gerry

Subject: RE: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: Bloke in the Corner
Date: 09 Dec 09 - 05:51 PM

An excellent session in the offing, clearly!. Unaccompanied singing is allowed, Guest, and Mr Flowery banjo says, just start hollering out. But if people know the song, you may get harmonies and/or bits of accompaniment. Sometimes they even sound good.
Sad you are not coming, Daithi, your trilling whistle and lilting tones are always welcome at Barrow. We'll play a fast set in A minor for you.
And for the darned Gedpipes, just because your second name is Pipes... anyway, are you coming, we even allow pipers in!! Talk about democratic!
I'm hoping you'll be there banjoflower.
Less than a couple of weeks now...
Lawrie

Subject: RE: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: GUEST,KJ
Date: 09 Dec 09 - 10:17 AM

Will be there, despite cancelling xmas!!!!

Subject: RE: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: GUEST,Dáithí
Date: 08 Dec 09 - 10:46 AM

Sorry I can't make the 22nd due to other commitments - but hope to get over for the last one of the year if at all possible!
Be good to catch up with folks again -
Best wishes D

Subject: RE: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: Banjo-Flower
Date: 07 Dec 09 - 04:38 PM

no nods at this excellent session you just jump in

Gerry

Subject: RE: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: GUEST
Date: 07 Dec 09 - 11:30 AM

Any unaccompanied singers welcome there?    Tried once and did not get a nod as I had no instrument.

Subject: RE: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: Gedpipes
Date: 06 Dec 09 - 01:06 PM

....you've got a second name Lawrie!

Subject: BIG Barrow Christmas session
From: Bloke in the Corner
Date: 05 Dec 09 - 05:47 PM

Yes, it's that time of year again, when the weekly Tuesday session at Barrow upon Humber becomes the BIG Barrow Christmas session. This year it's on Tuesday 22nd December, from about 8pm onwards, with what promises to be another BIG one on the 29th December! Those who know us know it's just about the friendliest session around, mostly tunes but some songs as well (Karen & Colin Thompson most of the time!) no leaders, no cliques, no one-sort-of-music-only, just mutual respect and love for the music. It's about five minutes from the south end of the Humber Bridge in North Lincolnshire, pm me if you want directions. Truly a fine occasion, some very good young players will be there, and it is always a great lead into the Christmas festivities.
Look forward to seeing plenty of folking folkie folks there.
Lawrie Collingwood