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Sunday, 3 March 2013
[dcab-l] DCBU/VFW Bluegrass Jam in Takoma Park
[dcab-l] Upcoming Bluegrass Jams, Festivals, and Special Events
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Frying Pan Park
2709 W. Ox Road, Herndon, VA
First and third Sundays of every month.
Held Outdoors in Summer months, In the Country Store in Winter months
Information and Directions: 703-437-9101
6420 Orchard Ave., Takoma Park, MD
King Street Blues
5810 Kingstowne Ctr, Alexandria, VA 22315
King Street Bluegrass hosts the weekly "Cat Jam" raising money for Alexandria area charities.
All acoustic musicians welcome, no cover charge.
Contact: (703) 313-0400
Boe's Strings
26 S. Market Street, Frederick, MD
Information and Directions: 301-662-0750
414 N Fillmore Street, Arlington, VA
Sunday March 10, 2013 6:00-9:00 PM
King Street Blues
5810 Kingstowne Ctr, Alexandria, VA 22315
King Street Bluegrass hosts the weekly "Cat Jam" raising money for Alexandria area charities.
All acoustic musicians welcome, no cover charge.
Contact: (703) 313-0400
Boe's Strings
26 S. Market Street, Frederick, MD
Information and Directions: 301-662-0750
Wilmington Winter Bluegrass Festival
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Frying Pan Park
2709 W. Ox Road, Herndon, VA
First and third Sundays of every month.
Held Outdoors in Summer months, In the Country Store in Winter months
Information and Directions: 703-437-9101
6420 Orchard Ave., Takoma Park, MD
King Street Blues
5810 Kingstowne Ctr, Alexandria, VA 22315
King Street Bluegrass hosts the weekly "Cat Jam" raising money for Alexandria area charities.
All acoustic musicians welcome, no cover charge.
Contact: (703) 313-0400
Boe's Strings
26 S. Market Street, Frederick, MD
Information and Directions: 301-662-0750
414 N Fillmore Street, Arlington, VA
King Street Blues
5810 Kingstowne Ctr, Alexandria, VA 22315
King Street Bluegrass hosts the weekly "Cat Jam" raising money for Alexandria area charities.
All acoustic musicians welcome, no cover charge.
Contact: (703) 313-0400
Boe's Strings
26 S. Market Street, Frederick, MD
Information and Directions: 301-662-0750
6420 Orchard Ave., Takoma Park, MD
King Street Blues
5810 Kingstowne Ctr, Alexandria, VA 22315
King Street Bluegrass hosts the weekly "Cat Jam" raising money for Alexandria area charities.
All acoustic musicians welcome, no cover charge.
Contact: (703) 313-0400
Boe's Strings
26 S. Market Street, Frederick, MD
Information and Directions: 301-662-0750
http://us5.campaign-archive1.com/?u=05a7b93e316e261744ff7d145&id=aed02bf2d7
Frying Pan Park
2709 W. Ox Road, Herndon, VA
First and third Sundays of every month.
Held Outdoors in Summer months, In the Country Store in Winter months
Information and Directions: 703-437-9101
King Street Blues
5810 Kingstowne Ctr, Alexandria, VA 22315
King Street Bluegrass hosts the weekly "Cat Jam" raising money for Alexandria area charities.
All acoustic musicians welcome, no cover charge.
Contact: (703) 313-0400
Boe's Strings
26 S. Market Street, Frederick, MD
Information and Directions: 301-662-0750
414 N Fillmore Street, Arlington, VA
6420 Orchard Ave., Takoma Park, MD
King Street Blues
5810 Kingstowne Ctr, Alexandria, VA 22315
King Street Bluegrass hosts the weekly "Cat Jam" raising money for Alexandria area charities.
All acoustic musicians welcome, no cover charge.
Contact: (703) 313-0400
Boe's Strings
26 S. Market Street, Frederick, MD
Information and Directions: 301-662-0750
http://us5.campaign-archive1.com/?u=05a7b93e316e261744ff7d145&id=aed02bf2d7
Frying Pan Park
2709 W. Ox Road, Herndon, VA
First and third Sundays of every month.
Held Outdoors in Summer months, In the Country Store in Winter months
Information and Directions: 703-437-9101
King Street Blues
5810 Kingstowne Ctr, Alexandria, VA 22315
King Street Bluegrass hosts the weekly "Cat Jam" raising money for Alexandria area charities.
All acoustic musicians welcome, no cover charge.
Contact: (703) 313-0400
Boe's Strings
26 S. Market Street, Frederick, MD
Information and Directions: 301-662-0750
414 N Fillmore Street, Arlington, VA
6420 Orchard Ave., Takoma Park, MD
Saturday, 2 March 2013
[dcab-l] ISO
thx
Randy
[dcab-l] Dupont Bluegrass Jam tomorrow (Sunday)
It's always helpful to have a couple tunes prepared for the jam that you can take the lead on. Please try to have a few (or many!) ready to go … it'll make the jam all the more fun!
The Dupont Jam takes place on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month. All are welcome, and we're metro accessible.
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Friday, 1 March 2013
[dcab-l] Powerful "Love Song": Wedding Day
Bluegrassers:
Many bluegrassers know that I sing original songs by my friend Fred Moore from Philadelphia. Through the years, I’ve recorded about 24 of his songs, and this one, “Wedding Day”, is one of his. It was recorded at “Oasis Studios” in College Park, Md. with Micah Solomon, now heading up “Oasis Disk Manufacturing”, at the controls. “Wedding Day” was the first song in a CD entitled “Acoustic Inventions”, released during the 90’s. Personnel include only 3 musicians:
John Previti Fretless Bass
Dan Cassidy Fiddle
Ed Schaeffer 87 Herringbone; lead & harmony vocals; electronic drum
Dan Cassidy, as many folks from Washington DC know, is Eva Cassidy’s brother. Since her untimely death, Eva has become well known around the world as an astounding vocalist. Dan, likewise, is an astounding fiddler in a variety of styles, including jazz and bluegrass. I’ve sent several of his instrumentals out to DCAB participants. His parents Barbara and Hugh Cassidy (cello & bass), originally from Bowie, Md., now live in Shadyside, not far from Annapolis. Dan now lives in Iceland, and plays in a country band in England.
John Previti is another Washington legend, having been Danny Gatton’s bassist for over 20 years. He plays both upright and electric, and is nationally known by musicians in all genres, including jazz. John does a ton of studio work, especially in the Washington area.
I’ve mentioned several times that Fred Moore often injects humor into the saddest of songs; in “Wedding Day”, he reverses that pattern by injecting a dark and ominous feeling into the purported joyous occasion of marriage. Ominous and dark it is!
Of particular note, Previti is able to create “sustaining sound” by tuning his E string down to D, and then playing harmonics on the fret board. Completely unique and powerful! Also, Dan’s amazing fiddle work is self-evident, especially when the arrangement changes direction.
Interestingly, I kept hearing a drum in this piece, and Micah obliged me with a keyboard and drum samples, which I played with two index fingers. One other item of note is the arrangement itself, which I worked on for some time. I believe it is effective in winding its way quite fearfully toward the song’s conclusion. I hope you enjoy “Wedding Day”.
To listen, just click the URL below:
http://rattlesnakehill.org/Web_Music/edsmusic.html
A hefty presentation for only 3 players. As always, turn UP and try headphones!
Ed
[dcab-l] Rayna Gellert & Kristin Andreassen at IMT on Monday
Monday, May 4, 7:30 pm
Institute of Musical Traditions
10701 Old Georgetown Rd., Rockville MD
Tickets $20 advance, $24 door.
Students with ID: $16 advance, $20 door.
Available at http://www.imtfolk.org,
at the House of Musical Traditions in Takoma park and at the door.
Old-time fiddler Rayna Gellert has released a wonderful new CD, Old
Light. She's coming to IMT this coming Monday to celebrate its
release, and she's bringing her former Uncle Earl bandmate Kristin
Andreassen with her. They'll do some old-time tunes and songs with
fiddle & guitar, we'll sure Kristin will dance, and we'll also hear
some original songs from both Rayna and Kristin. And maybe we'll get
a fiddle duet,too.
Rayna Gellert
Rayna Gellert grew up in a musical family, and has spent most of her
life immersed in the sounds of rural stringband music, heartfelt
gospel songs, and old ballads. After honing her fiddle skills playing
at jam sessions and square dances, Rayna fell into a life of traveling
and performing. Her fiddle albums are widely celebrated in the old-
time music community, and she has recorded with a host of musicians in
a variety of styles – including Robyn Hitchcock, Tyler Ramsey, Sara
Watkins, Loudon Wainwright III, John Paul Jones, and Abigail Washburn.
From 2003 through 2008, Rayna was a member of the acclaimed stringband
Uncle Earl, with whom she released two albums on Rounder Records and
toured like mad.
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[YEP-DC] Join Kaya Henderson and Teach Plus on March 14th!

Exploring Teacher Leadership in DC
Are you...
• Feeling confident in the classroom and looking for a new challenge?
• Looking to gain or grow your skills as a teacher leader?
• Wishing you knew more about leadership opportunities you can engage in while remaining a teacher?
If any or all of the above apply to you, then join Kaya Henderson, Teach Plus, and other teacher leaders on Thursday, March 14, 2013, to hear from current teacher leaders and various organizations about the leadership opportunities you can take advantage of while remaining in the classroom. This unique event will focus on teacher leadership opportunities for both district and charter teachers.
The event will start with a panel of DC teachers sharing their experiences as leaders in various roles and will be moderated by Kaya Henderson, DCPS Chancellor. Following the panel, you will have the chance to explore more than 20 different leadership opportunities available only to current teachers while networking with your colleagues. Don't miss out - RSVP today!
Event Details:
Date: Thursday, March 14, 2013
Location:
Eastern High School
1700 East Capitol St NE
Washington, DC 20003
Eastern High School is a 5 minute walk from the Stadium Armory Metro Station (blue/orange lines). There is also street parking nearby.
Registration: 4:45-5:30pm
Panel: 5:30-6:30pm
Leadership Fair and Networking: 6:30-7:30pm
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