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OK so - I believe I have caught up -
@ABitRusty - nice one on the reel, it moves along nicely ! Great stuff and well played Greg !
@JohnG - Great collection of individual tunes there John. That's a nice "full-voiced" instrument you have there, I like the sound of it. Always fancied a viola- one day, one day! TY for all the videos, you're making great progress !
And as ever, my apologies to anyone I missed since I was last on the thread.
Thanks everyone for sharing your work for the party here, well done !
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Please make your own, different mistakes, and help us all learn :-)
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@BillyG -
CHRISTMASSY!
Loved your versions of Rudolph & Jingle Bells!
I just love watching & listening to you play!
Thank you for making this such a great Christmas Party!
- Emily
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@BillyG - Great video, you always seem so relaxed and cheerful when you play. Loved the "shave and haircut two bits" at the end!
@ELCBK, @ABitRusty, @Katie L, @BillyG, thanks for the kind words. It's a little discouraging though to have play for about two hours to get 3 1/2 minutes of videos, even though part of that time was playing other tunes to decide which videos to keep and share.
The old curmudgeon!
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Well done my Scottish friend,
Enjoyed that.
Mark
Master the Frog and you have mastered the bow.
Albert Sammons
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@JohnG Great Christmas concert! Wonderful playing! Well done!
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. . . It's a little discouraging though to have play for about two hours to get 3 1/2 minutes of videos, even though part of that time was playing other tunes to decide which videos to keep and share.
Lol! Welcome to string playing! It only gets worse.
I know I’ve spent hours practicing a single measure (not all at once). It’s like cooking & eating a good meal. All that time preparing—but how long does it take you to eat it?
Characterize people by their actions and you will never be fooled by their words.
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@BillyG Great Song Pairing! Enjoy watching you play!
Characterize people by their actions and you will never be fooled by their words.
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@SharonC - Thanks for the continued encouragement! I guess I still have trouble remembering that I am still relatively new at this.
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Hey!
There has been SOOO MUCH great music played here!
This Party still has until January 6th, 2022!
Come join in!
...I'm trying for one more tune to share!
- Emily
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@billyg fun video ..especially liked your jingle bells with the shave and a haircut.
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TYVM folks -
@ELCBK - yeah - it's been such a great party thread ! Well done !
@JohnG - ty man, and oh - I was reading above about the 2 hours to get 3 and a bit minutes of "good to use" video..... Aye, I remember that - I wouldn't concern yourself overmuch about that - it WILL all come together !!!
@Mark - Thanks man - hope you and yours had an enjoyable holiday period!
@SharonC - ty for watching - for me, well, it's always fun to play - whatever level I'm at or however well (or poorly) I have "mastered the piece" - I don't care - it is all "in the moment". It'll be slightly different the next time I play the same piece - so for me as I say - it's all about having fun with the instrument!
@ABitRusty - Cheers Greg! and LOL at both your own and Johng's comment on the "shave and a haircut" out-take ----- I'll tell you both - ANY time I do that, I have this image in my mind of the bit in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" --- it cracks me up..... Man - can't resist -
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Really really good BillyG really like how you get into you playing !! I know what I’ll be humming tonight !! Nice seeing you jig along too! Thank you for posting .
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TY @Katie L ! Aye, it's the "old favourites" that stick in your head, and fun to play-around with !
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I had to add a few last tunes for this Christmas Party!
Again, just some more old and new favorites of mine*, that I hope you all will consider learning in some form or another - maybe for next year.
*Simple versions of: "Blessed Be That Maid Marie", "Cold and Raw The North Wind Doth Blow", "Here Betwixt Ass and Oxen Mild", "The Golden Carol", "Christmas Cheer", "Pat-a-Pan", "Hark The Herald Angels Sing", the end of the "Twelve Days of Christmas", and the last phrase of "Here We Come A-Caroling"! Oops... maybe Thirteen Days of Christmas. 🙄
- Emily
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Way to end the 12 days of Christmas! Great stuff, thanks for that!
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@ELCBK
Way to go, Emily! Another creative Christmas melody! Great playing of some very nice tunes—I had forgotten about Pat-a-Pan! Long time since I heard it. Wonderful ending with the 12 days of Christmas!
Characterize people by their actions and you will never be fooled by their words.
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congrats Emily on putting all those together and wonderful playing too! im thinking youve got the idea of set solid!
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ELCBK
Wowzer, what a way to put the finishing touches on a Christmas party.
You did o couple I don't remember hearing before,
Well done.
Thanks for posting.
Mark
Master the Frog and you have mastered the bow.
Albert Sammons
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@ELCBK - Great way to wrap up the Xmas party !!! 
Well done Emily and thanks for sharing such a great number of tunes, cool !
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That was brilliant Emily !! Well done getting through all those pieces! I enjoyed listening to that. Also like how you are bringing your vibrato into it and how you changed tempo. Thanks for posting !
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