Jan 2010 news
Flute news for Jan 2010 – Happy New Year
We have moved our meetings to every other month and it seems to be working out. Last meeting (November) we even had a new fiddle player come to visit and now we are talking about duet potential if I can ever find the time to owrk on a new tune...
The news:
It's worth repeating to your friends, family, coworkers and casual acquaintances that the Festival is "open to the public."Anyone can attend. The Vendor areas are free admission. The public can attend concerts, and also attend a day's worth of workshops or the entire weekend.Spread the word -- everyone is welcome! What Festival?! The Potomac Native American Flute Festival. This is on eof teh largest and best run gatherings on teh East coast and is coming up in March as a do not miss event. I think we'll see TWO West Virginia Circles attending this year. Great news.
Best rate of only $125 for the entire weekend available through March 1, 2010.There is a wonderful schedule of performers in concert:Friday, March 26: Hawk Henries, followed by Ron Warren and his band, AURA SUREY.Saturday, March 27: two first-timer's at Festival -- Cornell Kinderknecht followed by Suzanne Teng and Mystic Journey.Your favorite vendors will be there plus workshops that will show you how to create new "harmonies" with your flute and many other instruments.Potomac Native American Flute Festival
Remember: BEST FULL FESTIVAL PRICE DEADLINE: MARCH 1, 2010!
In other news, Clint Goss has a new Jam tracks CD available:
The latest in the Jam Tracks series, Jam Tracks in E Minor, has just arrived.
21 tracks of backing music for jamming on an E flute.
The web site now plays a sampler of all the tracks ... here's a direct link, so grab an E flute and start jamming:
http://www.NAFTracks.com/ntem_detail.htm
There is also a youtube video from the 2009 Flute Haven workshop in Pennsylvania
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z36AUECgQr8
There is a great Saturday performance this month at our arts center and so we'll be meeting upstairs rather than in the great hall. Look for signs pointing you the right way.
We have moved our meetings to every other month and it seems to be working out. Last meeting (November) we even had a new fiddle player come to visit and now we are talking about duet potential if I can ever find the time to owrk on a new tune...
The news:
It's worth repeating to your friends, family, coworkers and casual acquaintances that the Festival is "open to the public."Anyone can attend. The Vendor areas are free admission. The public can attend concerts, and also attend a day's worth of workshops or the entire weekend.Spread the word -- everyone is welcome! What Festival?! The Potomac Native American Flute Festival. This is on eof teh largest and best run gatherings on teh East coast and is coming up in March as a do not miss event. I think we'll see TWO West Virginia Circles attending this year. Great news.
Best rate of only $125 for the entire weekend available through March 1, 2010.There is a wonderful schedule of performers in concert:Friday, March 26: Hawk Henries, followed by Ron Warren and his band, AURA SUREY.Saturday, March 27: two first-timer's at Festival -- Cornell Kinderknecht followed by Suzanne Teng and Mystic Journey.Your favorite vendors will be there plus workshops that will show you how to create new "harmonies" with your flute and many other instruments.Potomac Native American Flute Festival
Remember: BEST FULL FESTIVAL PRICE DEADLINE: MARCH 1, 2010!
In other news, Clint Goss has a new Jam tracks CD available:
The latest in the Jam Tracks series, Jam Tracks in E Minor, has just arrived.
21 tracks of backing music for jamming on an E flute.
The web site now plays a sampler of all the tracks ... here's a direct link, so grab an E flute and start jamming:
http://www.NAFTracks.com/ntem_detail.htm
There is also a youtube video from the 2009 Flute Haven workshop in Pennsylvania
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z36AUECgQr8
There is a great Saturday performance this month at our arts center and so we'll be meeting upstairs rather than in the great hall. Look for signs pointing you the right way.
Labels: Clint Goss, Cornell Kinderknecht, flute circle, flutes WV, NAF, Potomac Flute Festival, Ron Warren
posted by Carl at 6:26 PM
