for some who might remember, my dear husband would drive me around in his "Zaxi"
in the rain or when I was stumbling around.
   He was a special man.
Thank you for all your thoughts and prayers. I am numb right now, but I wanted
to get this obituary passed out.  I am hoping that you will pass it on to other
lists.
    He had friends all over the SCA.

My home home address is
Maria Eskinazi
3210 Leeward Drive
Haverstraw, NY 10927
I am not really taking phone calls right now.  :(

MY Laurel Deonna von Achen and very good friend is putting together some music. 
I would like Tau Pauperum Refugium sung at his service on Monday morning.  On
the outside chance that anyone would be there, and knows it, or could read it
well enough, just post to this list and Deonna will see it.  You can also
contact my dear friend Isabeau d'Orleans at  Lady_Lark_Azure@....  she is
my apprentice sister.

in tears

Erlan



G. Scott Eskinazi, age 42 Haverstraw, NY
G. Scott Eskinazi passed from this life into the next on July 8th, 2009. Scott
was born in Bronx, NY on Feb 20th 1967 and moved to North Rockland in the
1970's.  Scott was recently married to his beloved Maria Daggett on October 6th
2006.
Scott graduated from North Rockland High School in 1985. He was employed by
Con-Edison and then Entergy for 21 years. He attained the position of Senior
Nuclear Technician at Indian Point Energy Center, Buchannan, NY.
Scott was a dear friend to many people. He generously gave his time each holiday
season as Santa for hospitals, civic groups and his favorite – The Haverstraw
Elks of which he was a proud member.
At  IPEC Scott has helped run a blood drive every 56 days for the past 10 years.
He felt that was an important job and was proud being involved. He encouraged
everyone he met to help save a life and donate blood.
In his alternate persona as "Lord Zachary Wolfhunter" he was an active member of
the Society for Creative Anachronism, an education and historical organization
for recreating the middle ages.  "Zach"  was loved and respected by Kings and
Queens, peasants and Knights. His skills with a bow and arrow were legendary. He
loved the life he lived with his Renaissance friends and Household. He was
everything a good man could be. He lived by the laws of chivalry.
Scott and Maria were married for less than three years however in that time they
had the fairy tale life and they shared the gift of true love.  He adored and
cherished his wife, family and friends and would do anything for them.  Scott
was a dedicated son who did above and beyond for his father Benny and mother
Gwendolyn. He was loved and cherished by anyone who met him.  Scott had a
physical and inner strength that was untested and unchallenged and he gave that
strength to any friend who needed it.
Scott is survived by his beloved wife Maria (nee Dagget), his parents Benny and
Gwendolyn, of Thiells, NY, his brother Christopher and fiancé Kristen Gabrionne,
his God Daughter Molly Daggett and many nieces, nephews, cousins and family.

Hoof and horn, hoof and horn
All that dies shall be reborn
Vine and grain, vine and grain
All that falls shall rise again
Ye shall meet again, and ye shall know, and love again

From this life into the next, I will love you always – Your beloved Angel.

Anyone wishing to make a contribution directly to his favorite charities may do
so in Scott's memory.

Hudson Valley Blood Center - http://www.nybloodcenter.org
Send donations in Scott's name to:
New York Blood Center
525 Executive Blvd
Elmsford, NY, 10523
Attn: Andrea Cefarelli

Make A Wish Foundation - www.hudson.wish.org
Donations are accepted online
https://secure.wish.org/?pDonorIntent=1&Custom4=053-000NY

Viewing will be at Hannemann Funeral Home on Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 PM. A
Celebration of Life service for Scott will be on Monday morning at 11 AM at the
Funeral Home. Stories of his life and tall tales will be told. Feel welcome to
tell your favorite stories about this beloved man.

Did not want to post this to the list just now, with respect for the condolences
for Erlan and her family currently coming in.  It just does not feel appropriate
at the moment.

Practicing (learning) the music and had a couple of questions about Ave maris
stella.  Not sure I understand "(do - c oder f)".  The introductory church mode
with its four staff lines--is that bottom line C, and are the B and E flats, as
in the rest of the piece?  (It seems to my ear they are.)  And what is the time
signature for the piece?  Just so you know, I do learn my part (alto) by
listening to the mp3s and playing them on piano (do not really play, but know
enough to bang them out to learn).

Thanks in advance for all your help.

Celaena

Hi everyone.  Thank you for the wonderful messages.
I would expect nothing less than music to continue!!  Learn, ask questions and
prepare to sing a wonderful concert.
     I will not be at Pennsic this year. I just can't. It's too much for me to do
this  year.
      http://www.nyjnews.com/obits/Obit1.php?pid=2787296

This is the obituary if you'd like to read it. I wrote it.
A few choir members who live locally will be singing "Tau Pauperum Refugium" by
Josquin. at the Celebration of life on monday morning.

The obit has information on where the Funeral home is, times and what are zach's
charities.

Thank you my friends.


Erlan

Hi,

Looking forward to meeting all of you. This is my first big event, so got my
schedule all figured out...there's plenty of room to breathe and eat. Boy,
there's lots to do at Pennsic.

I just pringted off the sheet music for Pennsic Choir and some of the pages
didn't print the staff lines. Did anyone else have that problem? Funny that it's
only for some lines.

I use a MacBook and Cannon Pixma IP 3000 printer. Doubt that could be the
problem, though.

Only 12 more days!!

Katinka

unable to  down load as well.
cmaeron

It has been CRAZY getting ready for Pennsic that I know I will not know the
music as well as most of you for this I ask forgiveness.  Mp3 went nuts and I
had trouble downloading but finally did get it.  I was asked to help with
retaining for our majesties of Trimaris and I am sewing for people to gain a
little bit of money for the trip!!  Does this sound familiar to you?   But I
will be there and I have a feeling our crowns will be at the performance  so
this makes me nervous.  OH and you know the old saying if you do use it you
loose it?  Well my vocalizations are not where they should be!!   So I am off
all dairy!!  I still am so looking forward to meeting all of you and I think
there is another Trimarian for you to deal with other than me so there!!

Going Crazy

Ana  Adamski

Andrea Gottschalk (mundane)

If Known World Choir does not completely fill your desire to sing
period songs at Pennsic, please join us for the annual Drinking and
Singing walk!  We gather to run through a few period drinking songs
and rounds, then head off among the camps trading our music for
drinks.  Such drinks are usually of the alcoholic variety, but we have
sung for teetotalers as well.  If you would like to join in, please
meet us on Monday of War Week at Camp Crook'd Cat in E02 on the Strand
at dusk.  If you have questions, please contact me.

Rosina von Schaffhausen

--
Victoria Sapko

One thing to double check: on a PDF, it must be printed from the print
button on the PDF, not the usual file button.  I tend to hate computer
"icons," (not Period icons), because often it is hard to figure out
which one is which; the PDF "print" button is one of those little
computer icons.  I had trouble too; funny trouble.  My husband had set
my video screen so large that the "Print" button was below the bottom of
the page!  But all was fixed, and we've printed the music out.
Elizabeth

Karen Kasper wrote:
>
>
> I will be bringing a few extra binders to Pennsic with me for any
> walk-ins who arrive. Anyone who knows now that they will need one,
> please let me know so I can make enough. The cost for music + binder
> is $5, the cost for music alone will be $2.50.
>
> Tegwen, I'm sorry you're having trouble printing the sheet music, you
> must be very frustrated. Are you able to open the PDF files and view
> them? When you try to print them, are they printing incorrectly or
> just not printing at all? You might want to update your Adobe Reader
> at www.adobe.com <http://www.adobe.com>...
>
> Arianna
>
> --- On *Sun, 7/19/09, Michelle Blake /<trinitysong@...>/* wrote:
>
>
>     From: Michelle Blake <trinitysong@...>
>     Subject: [KWChoir] Issue with PDFs
>     To: "kwchoir" <kwchoir@yahoogroups.com>
>     Date: Sunday, July 19, 2009, 1:48 PM
>
>
>     I've tried every way I can, but I really can't print the PDFs of
>     the music - could someone bring copies for us to use? I wish I
>     could, but the formatting is just totally not working. I do have
>     the MP3s, so I'm learning it anyway!
>
>     Michelle/Tegwen
>
>     "Don't go by night, they said. But she did. Don't stray
>     from the road, they said. But she did. Don't look for the
>     fire, don't listen to it's music, they said. But she did.
>     They meant well, but they didn't understand."
>
>
>

Hello, all -

This is Ygraine, usually lurking...

I don't have past messages at-hand -- could you remind me when the major
performance is? My husband will have his portable recording equipment with
him at war, and if he is available, he would likely be willing to record the
audio. (www.bardwire.com) Let me know!

Warm wishes,
Ygraine

(Mistress Ygraine of Kellswood, in Carolingia, East Kingdom)


1c. Re: erlan
     Posted by: "Karen Kasper" arianna_wyn@... arianna_wyn
     Date: Sun Jul 19, 2009 3:46 pm ((PDT))

We will all be thinking of you at Pennsic, Erlan, and knowing that your
heart is with us as our hearts are with you.
 
I have arranged for a friend to videotape this year's concert for us. If
someone has access to more professional audio and is willing to record the
concert for listening purposes, that would be wonderful, but at the least we
will have a video camera running.

Arianna