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On Wednesday, 2 June 2004 at 21:12, Ted Hastings spake thus:
Hi Eva,
I think weve a case of mistaken identity here.
Scottish fiddler Pete Clark (without the 'e') is a different person.
Oh thank christ for that! I was on the point of
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On Tuesday, 20 April 2004 at 8:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] spake thus:
The Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama (part of the
Associated Board) has launched a consultation on the
principle and practice of a grades system for Scottish
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On Wednesday, 21 April 2004 at 3:48 PM, Jack Campin spake thus:
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Grades and competitions are different things. There have always been
competitions in Scottish tradition, back to the piping competitions of
the 18th century.
I never
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On Saturday, 13 March 2004 at 08:28, John McChesney-Young spake thus:
Cliff wrote:
I tried to look at Owens from the URL given, but got
only what looked like HTML lingo. It must be the PC
vs. Mac thing.
I apologize for the off-topic posting,
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On Tuesday, 23 December 2003 at 11:19, Toby Rider spake thus:
Erika Mackenzie wrote:
I'm sorry, but I just can't take this in...he was a (sort of) friend of a
friend of mine, and she always told me such wonderful, funny, heartwarming
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On Wednesday, 3 December 2003 at 14:29, Matt Seattle spake thus:
Rather than intervene between David F and Jack C about the merits of Fred
Freeman's work I'd like to say a huge thank you to Erika Mackenzie for her
review of Border Seasons
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Hello all (Matt in particular),
I just wanted to put my pleasure into words for others to hear (er...read),
and what better place than this list?
A while ago I publicly lamented the paucity of recordings in what might be
termed the Scottish
Toby Rider spake thus:
Hey Erika, are you feeling better? I know you were having some
medical problems a few years ago.
Hello Toby,
Yes, I've been having medical problems for over 18 years now, since I
was 20 (dates me nicely, doesn't it g). As I mentioned in my first
post to the list since
Nigel Gatherer spake thus:
Erika, I have a penny whistle tutorial on my website (see URL in sig).
It might be of interest.
Thanks, Nigel. I'll have a look at it. Well, after that potted history,
the only thing I can think of to ask is, did it ever help you to meet
girls?
BTW, I noticed on your
Matt Seattle spake thus:
In that case maybe I can mention my Border Seasons CD? Border Pipes
with String Quartet, mainly original but (partly) with an antique
flavour, and including a MacGibbon minuet. It's available from the
www.musicscotland.com website.
Thanks, Matt.
I'll investigate.
Erica
Derek spake thus:
Just a note to say that Ferintosh (Dave Greenberg, Abby Newton and
Kim Robertson) will give an informal and FREE performance in St Peter's
Church, Linlithgow this Sunday 15th September as part of Doors Open
I liked it so much I bought the band. No, must have been the CD cos
Derek Hoy spake thus:
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Thanks for the link, Derek.
Hi Erica- sorry to hear the fiddle is gone. The whistle can be very
satisfying in the hands of a maestro- just look at how Nigel's career
has blossomed :)
What's Nigel been getting up to while I've been more dead than alive?
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