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I've been playing for 30 + yrs. I recently discovered the Fiddlerman Violin Shop. It is has quickly became my new go to store, great service! I have been a lurker on the forum for some time now.
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Welcome to the forum, @Oma
I sent you a welcome email a while ago. If you did not see it, and it is not in the inbox or spam folder, please let me know. I will resend it. it has some helpful information for you to get started with.
I was hoping you would introduce yourself and join in soon. Thirty years of playing. I wish I was that experienced. I am still learning my violin, viola and cello. Love them all.
Do you play for yourself or with others?
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I did get your email, thank you.
I play mostly with my family and by myself. I'm teaching my 3 of my nieces right now too. The youngest one is 7, she's a bit of a challenge.
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@Oma -
Welcome to the Fiddlerman Forum!
Can't wait to hear about what you like to play.
I certainly look forward to your opinions
about fiddling or music in general.
Hope you'll join us to have fun in the Party Room.
Parties never end!
Glad you're here!
- Emily
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Welcome to the forum,
Mark
Master the Frog and you have mastered the bow.
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Oma said
I've been playing for 30 + yrs. I recently discovered the Fiddlerman Violin Shop. It is has quickly became my new go to store, great service! I have been a lurker on the forum for some time now.
Thank you so much for the kind words about Fiddlershop. I really appreciate it.
We're super happy that you are no longer just a lurker. Looking forward to getting to know you better through your posts.
Where does the name Oma come from? I like it and have never heard it before.
Welcome!!!!!
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
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I used to chat with an Oma from Canada years ago, in a children's writer forum. It meant Gramma, or something, I think. Either that, or it was what her grandchildren said.
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