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Monday, 11 March 2019

[dcab-l] Jamming Class this spring - - Three sessions on Saturdays

[dcab-l] Remembering Mac Wiseman

Bluegrassers:

Mac was known for doing this Carter Family song:

"I Wonder How the Old Folks Are at Home".

(The Carter Family called it: "The Homestead on the Farm")

For this live performance on the Appalachian Jubilee stage,

musicians include:

Kathy Willis Bass and Harmony Vocal

John Bruce Banjo

Ed Schaeffer Guitar and Vocal

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Saturday, 9 March 2019

[YEP-DC] Seeking Mentors: YEPDC Mentorship Program

YEP-DC is excited to our 2019 formal 6 month mentorship program! The goal of our program is to help early-career young education professionals in the DC area achieve greater clarity in career path and develop skills to help them move to the next level in their workplace through a supportive program.

We are seeking mid- and high-level career professionals to be matched with early-career young education professionals in the same field. We are seeking mentors for our program!

We expect that mentors will provide professional short and long-horizon guidance, professional skill development aligned with mentees' ambitions, model leadership, and assist mentees in developing their professional network. In addition to meeting with their mentors once a month, mentees and mentors will also attend 3 meet up events.

The deadline is April 27, 2019.

The program is expected to start in June 2019.

Prospective mentors can register here.

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[YEP-DC] YEPDC March Happy Hour, Thursday, March 21

YEP-DC March Happy Hour
Thursday, March 21
6pm-7:30pm
Franklin Hall
1348 Florida Ave, NW
Washington, DC 20009

RSVP here

Come meet other YEP-DC members and learn more about our upcoming Spring events. Feel free to share with friends and colleagues.

Friday, 8 March 2019

[dcab-l] 2nd Sunday in March - Brunswick jam

It's 2nd Sunday in March. Snow will be gone, temps close to 70. Come on out to Beans in the Belfry Cafe in Brunswick, MD and pick some tunes.

Beans Cafe is at 122 W Potomac St, Brunswick, MD

We have a Facebook page with info and pics: https://www.facebook.com/BrunswickBluegrassJam/

Beans has a website: http://www.beansinthebelfry.com/

Claude Jones
Brunswick, MD, USA

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Thursday, 7 March 2019

[dcab-l] Remembering Mac Wiseman (Previously Sent)

Songwriters & Music Lovers:

“Each Ring of the Hammer” was written by Don F. Owens and recorded by Mac

Wiseman in the album “New Traditions Vol 2” in 1976.

Line up:

Anders Gyllenhaal Banjo

Ed Schaeffer Guitar & Vocal

Barb Diederich Bass & Harmony

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Saturday, 2 March 2019

[dcab-l] In Memory of Mac Wiseman: I'll Be All Smiles Tonight

Music Lovers & Songwriters:

Mac Wiseman was a seminal singer in Bluegrass, casting a long shadow

over the decades since the late 40s. His accolades are too numerous to list.

Wiseman was once referred to by a disc jockey as "The Voice with a Heart",

a title which became popular among his fans, as he sang what are called

“heart songs”. Many were recorded on Dot Records such as "Shackles

and Chains", "Jimmy Brown the Newsboy", and "Love Letters in the Sand".

This “heart song” version of “I’ll Be All Smiles Tonight” was recorded live in my

Music Studio in 2018.

Musicians:

Shigehiro Takeshita Banjo

Barry Shapiro Mandolin

Barb Diederich Bass & Harmony

Ed Schaeffer Vocals, Guitar

To listen, click below:

http://rattlesnakehill.org/Web_Music/edsmusic.html

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