I have nothing to contribute to this discussion except to say that I am
green with envy. I think Madrid, Spain would be a very suitable place for
the camp in 2010 - there is a massive tradition of Monroe style playing
here, and we would eat very well!
R


On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 6:26 PM, Nelson <[email protected]>wrote:

>
> Of the sessions I attended last year, the one that I would most like
> to see repeated and expanded is the one about fiddle tunes.  (I have
> been going through a related exercise lately.)  Specifically, you
> could start with the straightforward tune that Bill might have been
> exposed to.  Play it and talk about how Bill applied his philosophy/
> style to it.
>
> A part of that class, or a completely different class could be the
> evolution of his style.  If you take "Darling Corey" for example, his
> version with Charlie is more like the old-time Darling Corey/Dig A
> Hole; the later version is more aggressive and "bluegrassy" for lack
> of a better term.
>
> Another idea for a class might be about Bill's sidemen.  Did he play
> differently to accomodate different fiddlers or guitar players/
> singers, for example?
>
> Also, I think a session on the influences of Bill would be cool.  We
> have discussed this here:  Prairie Ramblers, Mac and Bob, etc.,
> Arnold Schultz.
>
> I would love to see Bobby Osborne come back.  I knew of the Osborne
> Brothers and new a few tunes by them, but was really taken by his
> vocals.
>
> Nelson
>
> On Jan 21, 11:11 am, 14strings <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Since you asked......
> >
> > I thinking some folks would appreciate at least (1) ten minute or so
> > "one on one" session with one of the instructors...realize this is
> > logistically difficult but I bet it could be orchestrated...maybe the
> > student does not have his/her choice of which instructor but get's a
> > mini private session with a one of the pro's.
> >
> > 50 students times 15 minutes (10 plus a 5 buffer)  = 750 minutes
> > divided by 60 = 12.50 hours
> > Each one of the five instructors each take a 2 1/2 hour slot where all
> > they do is see students for the private session
> > If students opt out of the "one on one" then the time constraints get
> > easier to manage.
> >
> > Perry
> >
>

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