Dave Ruch at Hudson River Museum, NYC

Subject: Dave Ruch at Hudson River Museum, NYC
From: Dave Ruch
Date: 03 Oct 06 - 04:33 PM

Well, not quite NYC, but I couldn't fit "Yonkers" into the thread title...

I'll be giving a concert next week, on Wednesday October 11, 2006 from 1:30-2:30pm at the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers NY. It is free and open to the public, and it's being billed as "Songs of New York's Waterways". Lots of Erie Canal songs, maritime song and traditions from the Great Lakes, NYC seaport, the mighty Hudson and more, with plenty of choruses to sing. It'd be great to have some extra voices there!

Subject: RE: Dave Ruch at Hudson River Museum, NYC
From: bbc
Date: 03 Oct 06 - 05:47 PM

I bet it will be great, Dave. Wish I lived a little closer. See you at NOMAD?

best,

Barbara

Subject: RE: Dave Ruch at Hudson River Museum, NYC
From: Dave Ruch
Date: 04 Oct 06 - 07:16 PM

Well bbc, I wish you lived a little closer too! Not that they'd let you out of school in the middle of the day though.

Unfortunately, no NOMAD for me this year. I'll be playing on Long Island that weekend after a Thurs night in the Catskills. Such a life!

Subject: RE: Dave Ruch at Hudson River Museum, NYC
From: bflat
Date: 04 Oct 06 - 10:25 PM

Hey Dave, do you have an address for the Museum?

Ellen

Subject: RE: Dave Ruch at Hudson River Museum, NYC
From: Dave Ruch
Date: 05 Oct 06 - 03:24 PM

Hi Ellen,

The address is 511 Warburton Avenue, Yonkers NY 10701, phone [phone]. Their website is here: Hudson River Museum

I hope you can make it!

Subject: RE: Dave Ruch at Hudson River Museum, NYC
From: SINSULL
Date: 06 Oct 06 - 01:06 PM

Dave will be in concert in Maine in August. Put him on your calendar.
SINS

Subject: RE: Dave Ruch at Hudson River Museum, NYC
From: Dave Ruch
Date: 07 Oct 06 - 09:15 AM

And looking forward to it, SINSULL! It will be the weekend of Aug 24-26, and the actual day is tbd.

Subject: RE: Dave Ruch at Hudson River Museum, NYC
From: Dave Ruch
Date: 12 Oct 06 - 08:48 AM

Well, just thought I'd report back in after the event. 'Twas a great time, with a fairly full house of mostly seniors for the museum's Seniors and The Arts series.

It was great to meet Bonnie Milner (Liam's Sister-in-Law, I believe) of the Johnson Girls and Frank Woerner of the X Seamens Institute, who trekked up from Manhattan, sat in the front row and subtly straightened out my rhythm on a sea chanty. Frank also saved me, literally, on some lost lyrics during "Wings of a Goney/Gull". It was nice to meet Thomas Stern, another mudcatter, and autoharp dynamo Drew Smith came and played on a few songs with me. He can play anything, it seems, like he's been doing it all his life.