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OK, great help. I'm also considering the difficulty and number of parts....
I like where this is going so I'll hold off for even more input.
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but the one who needs the least."
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I am thinking more in the line of White Christmas right now. So much opportunity for dynamics and vibrato (for those working on it), slow bowing, etc. A lot of what has been asked about lately. No rushing with any of it and using it with a familiar song. Much easier and more productive to use these techniques to reinforce with a familiar tune. A group project is a great way to put it all to use, especially the first few times.
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Based on earlier choices, I would vote for O Come O Come Ye Emmanual. I must admit I have not had the energy to pick up the viola since the last group project. Top of my mind but never finding the time. I feel I have lost a lot of ground and am not sure how to, or where to start up again. A tune that I am familiar with makes it much easier. But without a doubt, what every you chose will be phenomenal. Thanks @SharonC for sending me a note.
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white christmas 👍🏽
I am amazed at how old people of my age are.....
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I would love to do Wexford Carol!!
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@Ripton - I don't think you have ever missed a project, so you will HAVE to pick it up now. 😉
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@SharonC -
Think it's pretty fabulous you
got so many members to take a minute to vote!
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I'm game for anything,
How ever White Christians get a nose from me.
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Master the Frog and you have mastered the bow.
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@Mark -
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Well duh, spell check got me nod
Master the Frog and you have mastered the bow.
Albert Sammons
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How about, this be the last "reply" to this thread so that the poll is not paged over and no longer visible. Do not reply to this post with a yes or no. If replies are made, the poll will scroll out of sight,
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Please cast your vote for your favorite of these three pieces. I looked carefully at what you all had to say and chose the top 3.
https://fiddlerman.com/forum/f.....7/#p118600
- White Christmas
- Wexford Carol
- O Come O Come Ye Emmanuel
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White Christmas it is. 
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The poll, limited to 3, was a great idea, Fiddlerman!
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Fiddlerman said
White Christmas it is.
have you decided what key you will use?
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Not yet Ripton. I'll write the arrangement and try to find the easiest key for everyone.
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I am now leaning towards the key of C. Starting on an E.
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Please understand that this is my first rough draft. Lot's of stuff missing and I will be making changes. This is the way I work. 🤣
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