Slow session
I plan to host a slow Irish session at my house during the last weekend of September, to offer less advanced players a chance to play tunes with others at their level. Often, at the Charlottesville or Richmond sessions, tunes are played faster than I can manage and I can only listen. I'm sure that's the case with others as well.
I have invited a fair number of people, but I don't know how many might attend. If it succeeds, I might do this once a quarter or so.
As Confucius said, "It does not matter how slowly you go so long as you do not stop."
posted by Brian @ 3:01 PM
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2 Comments:
Good luck with your slow session. I've been leading them for 15 or so years in the Midwest and Southwest. I have an essay on ways to make them work well at http://coyotebanjo.com/music-44.html
Have fun!
I read your website essay on slow sessions and it is very informative and helpful. Thanks for the suggestion and best of luck!
Brian
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