Cynthia Cathcart wrote:
At 11:46 PM 2/4/03 -0500, you wrote:
And Scott Joplin *was* classically trained. He studied classical piano
as a child. He studied music theory at the George R. Smith College for
Negroes in Sedalia, Missouri. Initially it had been his ambition to
become a classical
Jerry Agin wrote:
Carla and Bob Rogers wrote:
Another GMHG story: I played with a random, assorted, and unpaid for
group of musicians (a wee dram to the first person to identify the
reference) on two seperate nights. The star tallent was the same on
both nights. The attenence was much
Cynthia Cathcart wrote:
At 11:46 PM 2/4/03 -0500, you wrote:
And Scott Joplin *was* classically trained. He studied classical
piano as a child. He studied music theory at the George R. Smith
College for Negroes in Sedalia, Missouri. Initially it had been his
ambition to become a
Found this thread at the Mudcat Cafe, http://www.mudcat.org:
Subject: Tech: Fiddle mike
[35] From: [36] Peterr - [37] PM
Date: 20 Feb 03 - 11:22 AM
Ive seen a small swan-neck (presumably condenser) mike clipped to the
fiddle bridge, with the jack held on the body with similar
The Audio Technica is a nice mic. I think I've tried ever freakin' little
mic out there.
You don't necessarily have to use a tube pre-amp for conditioning the
signal.. My choice pre-amp is the L.R. Baggs Para acoustic D.I.
http://www.lrbaggs.com/html/products/preamps_paradi_html.html
It's a
