Last-minute reminder that tomorrow night [12th. March] will see the
next concert of early music given in the Lovekyn Chapel in London
Road, Kingston upon Thames, at 8pm.

The programme, entitled 'Patrons, Nations and Sirens'  will consist of
French Baroque music written by Couperin, Rameau and Lully and will be
played on period instruments by William Summers - Flute, Ben Sansom -
Violin and YEO Yat-Soon - Harpsichord.

Tickets cost £8 [£6 concession; £0 for children] are still available
at the door but early arrival is advisable as the venue is small.

Those of you who have not yet visited Kingston's new Rose Theatre will
be able to do so on Wednesday 18th. March at 8m when the writer Tom
Hodgkinson [founder of The Idler] will be talking and debating his
ideas around 'Anarchy and the Middle Ages'
[see www.kingston.gov.uk/think-in-kingston]
Music for this occasion will be provided by Princes in the Tower
playing early woodwind, stringed and percussion instruments to
accompany songs from past centuries.

If you would like more information about these events, the rest of the
series, the programmes, the performers, booking tickets - or would
like to be removed from the mailing list - please let me know!

William Summers.

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concertino for recorder - Werdin

Recorder ensemble of the Israeli Conservatory Music, Tel Aviv, coached by D.
Bruck
soloists: 1st movement: Elad Wasserstein (16)
               3rd movement: Roi Maori (12)


"She who sits in the garden" - by Eyal Baht (Israel, 1999)

One of the most beautiful pieces composed for recorder and piano (in my
humble opinion)  by Israeli composer eyal Baht, performed live by myslef and
Marina Minkin on piano.

Ensemble Quynade - Alta Trinita

Telemann quartet in d minor for recorder and 2 flutes

Handel - sonata in C - with Shalev Ad El

Corelli - sonata in F, 1st movement
Gil is 15 years old. accompanying on the harpsichord: Miri Singer
2nd movement
3rd movement
4th movement
5th movement

Mancini
Tamar Lalo was my first academy student to graduate under my coaching, and
is now leading a versitile career in Europe.

Telemann
Tamar...yet again...

Philidor

Tamar...

With love to all my students wherever they are :)

Drora

--
Drora Bruck

Head of Early Music Department,
The Israeli Conservatory of Music, Tel Aviv

Performace Department,
Jerusalem Academy of Music & Dance

Call me on skype: Drora.bruck


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Hi everyone,
 
Just wanted to let you all know about my recorder final recital. After nearly
four years studying at Guildhall, I am getting to the end of my course - can't
believe how quickly it has gone!
 
Anyway, here are the details
 
Time:      Monday 15th June 12.15-1pm
 
Location: Music Hall in Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Silk St, Barbican,
EC2Y 8DT
 
My programme is very diverse and aims to show a variety of styles capable on the
recorder. It will include Black Intention by Maki Ishii, movements from
Telemann's Suite in A minor and some folk and medieval pieces.
 
Hope to see you there,
 
Emily Askew




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Dear Friends,

I have updated my music site and wanted to send you some recorder tracks,
all recorded live in concerts.

  Wouls love to hear your thoughts:

Medieval Music:

Anon - Alta Trinita.
<http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=3982944&q=hi>
Ensemble Quynade: Ayala Sicron - soprano, Drora Bruck - recorder, Iris Eyal
- harp, Guy Kark - oud

Anon. - Chominciamento di Gioia
<http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=2544291&q=hi>
Drora Bruck - recorder, Iris Eyal - harp

Renaissance Music:

Van Eyck - Doen
Dapne<http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=4679016&q=hi>
Drora Bruck - recorder

Baroque music

Handel - sonata in g minor 1+ 2
movements<http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=2297945&q=hi>
movements 3+4 <http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=2297967&q=hi>
Drora Bruck - recorder, Isidoro Roitman - archlute

Telemann - sonata in
C<http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=2545391&q=hi>1st
movement
2 movement <http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=2545406&q=hi>
3rd movement <http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=2545433&q=hi>
Drora Bruck - recorder, Miri Singer - harpsichord, Isidoro Roitman -
archlute

Bach - partita in d
minor<http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=4679623&q=hi>
Drora Bruck - recorder, Marina Minkin - harpsichord, Orit Messer - cello

Contemporary Israeli Music:

Eyal Baht - Hayoshevet Baganim
(1999)<http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=4778612&q=hi>
Drora Bruck - recorder, Marina Minkin - harpsichord

Benjamin BarAm - petit suite
(1967)<http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=4678900&q=hi>
Drora Bruck - recorder, Marina Minkin - harsichord


The attached file:
Yoni Rechter\Alon Schab - what do the deers do in the morning:
Drora Bruck, Amit Gruber, Alon Schab - recorders

--
Drora Bruck

Head of Early Music Department,
The Israeli Conservatory of Music, Tel Aviv

Performace Department,
Jerusalem Academy of Music & Dance

Call me on skype: Drora.bruck


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Just to let you know that I'll be performing the Sonata in G minor, Opus 3, No
3, by Jean Baptiste Loeillet de Gant at the Hampstead Music Club Instrumental
Evening at 8.00 pm on Tuesday 5 May 2009.

The Venue is Burgh House, New End Square, Hampstead, London.  Admittance £3.00.

Stefan Pilczek

Sunday May 10th, 3pmSaltarello perform Music from the Royal Courts of PolandSt
Paul’s Church, Herne HillHeidi Fardell and Kirsten Halliday – recorders, Anna
Parkitna – harpsichord, Alison Kinder – viola da gambawww.saltarello.co.uk
  Saturday May 30th, 2.30pmSaltarello and Chelys perform Purcell and PolandCorpus
Christi, Maiden Lane, Covent Garden.A programme of Polish-influenced Baroque
music and Purcell viol consorts
Saltarello – as aboveChelys consort of viols: Ibi Aziz, Jennifer Barron, Jenny
Bullock and Alison Kinder
Tickets £8 (£6)www.chelys.webeden.co.uk
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Sunday May 10th, 3pm

  Saltarello perform Music from the Royal Courts of Poland

  St Paul’s Church, Herne Hill

  Heidi Fardell and Kirsten Halliday – recorders, Anna Parkitna – harpsichord,
Alison Kinder – viola da gamba

  www.saltarello.co.uk



  Saturday May 30th, 2.30pm

  Saltarello and Chelys perform Purcell and Poland

  Corpus Christi, Maiden Lane, Covent Garden.

  A programme of Polish-influenced Baroque music and Purcell viol consorts

  Saltarello – as above

  Chelys consort of viols: Ibi Aziz, Jennifer Barron, Jenny Bullock and Alison
Kinder

  Tickets £8 (£6)

  www.chelys.webeden.co.uk


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Dear all,
just a brief reminder about this Wednesday's concert in the 14th.-
century  Lovekyn Chapel entitled 'Music, Mead and Merriment'.

This will be a light-hearted survey of secular music from the 11th. to
the 17th. century given by The Loki Consort, playing lutes, recorders,
citterns, guitar, crumhorns whilst singing!

The concert begins at 7.30pm in The Lovekyn Chapel, Kingston Grammar
School [opposite main school building], London Road; please ring the
school [020.8939.8825] for tickets or enquiries. Admission costs £10
[£8 concessions] and mead will be served!

William Summers,
Loki Music

Dear all,
I have just found out that this concert is now sold out. Apologies to
anyone disappointed: all I can suggest is that you consider booking in
advance for concert of French Baroque music for Soprano, Cello and
Harpsichord on Thursday 21st. May and the chamber versions of Bach's
organ trios to be performed on Thursday 25th. June.

With best wishes,
William Summers.

Not me this time, but recommended!

William Summers.

Hello,

I would like to very cordially invite you to one of my first solo
concerts in Central London! Are you free on Friday, June 5th, 7pm? I
hope you will join me for an evening of secular music with divine
contents... Dowland, Monteverdi, Gluck and Handel all composed
wonderful music, often based on Greek myths. I will be performing in
the roles of a singer as well as storyteller/actress, bringing this
fabulous music to life with help of the acclaimed harpsichordist
Robert Aldwinckle.

Entry is free of charge but donations will be most appreciated.

Please forward this info to anyone who might be interested!

Many thanks!

Aglaia

Concert Venue:

Concert Artist Association
20 Bedfort Street
Covent Garden
London WC2E 9HP


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Just a quick reminder that the next early music concert in the Lovekyn
Chapel will take place this Thursday [21st. May] at 7.30 in the
Lovekyn Chapel, Kingston Grammar School [opposite main school
building], London Road, Kingston upon Thames KT2 6PY,

The programme will consist of music from 18th.-century France and its
admirers, and will be introduced entirely by the musicians - no
programme notes or thumping great essays in musicology to digest!
The performers are
Nina Bennet = Soprano
John Marston - Harpsichord
Lynn Selwood - Cello


Tickets cost £8 [£6 concessions; free admission for under-16s] and are
available at the door - although early arrival is advisable.

The following concert will consist of organ trios by J.S>Bach arranged
for different instruments. Please contact me for enquiries, or if you
would like to be removed from this mailing list.

William Summers.

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Hi everyone,
 
Just wanted to let you know that my baroque group the Prince and Pauper Consort
are doing a free concert at the National Portrait Gallery next Friday (26th) at
6.30pm. We'll be playing a mixture of baroque and folk music and song.
 
Prince and Pauper Consort are
Iria Perestrelo: Soprano
Emily Askew: Recorders/Bagpipes
Karen Gibbard: Oboe
Nicholas Mendoza: Harpsichord
Sara Knieper: Cello
 
More info about us at
www.princeandpauper.com
 
Would be lovely to see some of you there,
 
Em x
 
 




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Dear early music fan,

The last Summer concert in the [beautiful 14th.-century] Lovekyn
Chapel [Kingston Grammar School, opposite main school building, London
Road, Kingston] will take place next week - Thursday 25th. featuring
arrangements by J.S. Bach and Handel.

Tickets are available at the door from 7 [the concert starts at 7.30]
and cost £8, £6 [concessions] and £0 [children]. Wine will be served
and there will be opportunities to talk to the musicians, who are

William Summers - Baroque Flute; Recorder

Gerry McDonald - Oboe d'Amore

Martin Knizia - Harpsichord


I am also trying to drum up support for my Tudor music and dance
Summer School project held at Morley College: we need Recorders and
Dancers to learn with me and Nonsuch Historical Dance Company between
2 and 5pm on the 6th., 8th., 10th., 13th., 15th. and 17th.. The music
will consist of medium-level difficulty dances by Holborne, Susato and
others.
For costs and enrolment, please telephone Morley College on
020.7928.8501.

Finally, for those with particularly broad minds, I shall be playing
with the Medieval Psychedelic rock band Circulus at the British
Library on Wednesday 24th. June at the end of a day marking Henry
VIII's accession to the throne with music from Alamire choir, Andrew
Lawrence-King and others.

For any further information about these events or to be taken off this
mailing list, please contact me.

Best wishes,
William Summers.

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Dear music fan,

I am looking for adult recorder players and dancers with some
knowledge to join the Morley College Summer School this July.

Classes will run between 2 and 5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
from 6th. to the 17th. July.

Musicians [taught by me] and dancers [taught by Darren Royston of
Nonsuch Historical Dance Company] will rehearse separately on Mondays
and Wednesdays, and together on Fridays. The music will include dances
by Holborne, Augustine Bassano, Susato and others, and will be
tailored to suit the abilities of those enrolling.

For more information about repertoire, please contact me
[williamsummers@...
].

For details of fees and enrolment in the Summer School or details of
its other courses - please contact Morley College:
020.7928.8501/enquiries@...


William Summers.

Dear William,

This project sounds wonderful & I'd love to be involved as a recorder player
with a strong interest in dance, but I am concerned about the time & cost
commitments. How much would it cost (I'm a pensioner) & would it matter if I
was not able to make every single session? I would not miss any sessions
casually but there are family problems (elderly mother) which I might not be
able to get out of/ignore.

Sue Selwood

On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 8:25 AM, William James Summers <
williamsummers@...> wrote:

>
>
> Dear music fan,
>
> I am looking for adult recorder players and dancers with some
> knowledge to join the Morley College Summer School this July.
>
> Classes will run between 2 and 5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
> from 6th. to the 17th. July.
>
> Musicians [taught by me] and dancers [taught by Darren Royston of
> Nonsuch Historical Dance Company] will rehearse separately on Mondays
> and Wednesdays, and together on Fridays. The music will include dances
> by Holborne, Augustine Bassano, Susato and others, and will be
> tailored to suit the abilities of those enrolling.
>
> For more information about repertoire, please contact me [
> williamsummers@... <williamsummers%40uwclub.net>
> ].
>
> For details of fees and enrolment in the Summer School or details of
> its other courses - please contact Morley College:
>
020.7928.8501/enquiries@...<020.7928.8501%2Fenquiries%40morleyco\
llege.ac.uk>
>
> William Summers.
>
>


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Their website address is www.princeandpauperconsort.com

- Nick

Dear Sue,

Unfortunately, the College has told me that there are no concession
available for this course. From a musical point of viw, I am sure that
we could work around any urgent other commitments: you could, for
example, concentrate on the music rehearsed while when you were
present and conside the rest as optional.

We need musicians, and I hope to see you at Morley College.

With best wishes,

William Summers.
On 21 Jun 2009, at 14:52, Sue Selwood wrote:

>
>
> Dear William,
>
> This project sounds wonderful & I'd love to be involved as a
> recorder player
> with a strong interest in dance, but I am concerned about the time &
> cost
> commitments. How much would it cost (I'm a pensioner) & would it
> matter if I
> was not able to make every single session? I would not miss any
> sessions
> casually but there are family problems (elderly mother) which I
> might not be
> able to get out of/ignore.
>
> Sue Selwood
>
> On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 8:25 AM, William James Summers <
> williamsummers@...> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Dear music fan,
> >
> > I am looking for adult recorder players and dancers with some
> > knowledge to join the Morley College Summer School this July.
> >
> > Classes will run between 2 and 5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays and
> Fridays
> > from 6th. to the 17th. July.
> >
> > Musicians [taught by me] and dancers [taught by Darren Royston of
> > Nonsuch Historical Dance Company] will rehearse separately on
> Mondays
> > and Wednesdays, and together on Fridays. The music will include
> dances
> > by Holborne, Augustine Bassano, Susato and others, and will be
> > tailored to suit the abilities of those enrolling.
> >
> > For more information about repertoire, please contact me [
> > williamsummers@... <williamsummers%40uwclub.net>
> > ].
> >
> > For details of fees and enrolment in the Summer School or details of
> > its other courses - please contact Morley College:
> > 020.7928.8501/
> enquiries@...<020.7928.8501%2Fenquiries
> %40morleycollege.ac.uk>
> >
> > William Summers.
> >
> >
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>



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Next Thursday (2nd July) I will be giving a recital with Jelena Makarova (piano)
at The Space, an exciting new Venue in London's Docklands. Its part of their 'A
Little Night Music' Series which aims to combine more traditional pieces with
20th/21st century repertoire and we'll be playing works by Lennox Berkley, Edwin
York Bowen, Franz Liszt, Ana Lara, Louis Andriessen and Ernst Kraemer

For more information/directions/tickets please visit

  www.space.org.uk

It would be amazing to see you there

Emily Baines

Featuring just some of the outstanding postgraduate students/fellows of the
Guildhall School of Music and Drama, this exciting new group performs music by
German composers of the 18th century. A real mix of the famous and the not so
well known! The programme will include J.S Bach's 4th Brandenburg Concerto, and
also music by Telemann, Graupner, Quantz and CPE Bach

Details

Wednesday 8th July

Wesleys Chapel
(49 City Road, London EC1Y 1AU)

6pm - please note early start time!

admission free (donations welcome)


Performers

Emily Baines - Recorders
Merlin Harrison - Recorders
Ivana Cetkovic - Baroque Violin
Gwellian Richards - Baroque Violin
Lisa Obert - Baroque Violin
Alexis Bennett - Baroque Viola
Vladimir Waltham - Baroque Cello
Bojana Dimkovic - Harpsichord

--- In londonrecorders@yahoogroups.com, "emilybaines2000" <emilybaines2000@...>
wrote:
>
> Next Thursday (2nd July)at 8pm I will be giving a recital with Jelena Makarova
(piano) at The Space, an exciting new Venue in London's Docklands. Its part of
their 'A Little Night Music' Series which aims to combine more traditional
pieces with 20th/21st century repertoire and we'll be playing works by Lennox
Berkley, Edwin York Bowen, Franz Liszt, Ana Lara, Louis Andriessen and Ernst
Kraemer
>
> For more information/directions/tickets please visit
>
>  www.space.org.uk
>
> It would be amazing to see you there
>
> Emily Baines
>

due computerproblems etc.    the onetel address is now defunct...


Please alter to, and use .......     .patfryd@...
                                                         
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Hi,
Just to let you know there are now some spaces available on the Irish Recorder
and Viol Course next month from 15th-22nd August.  If this could be of interest
to you, then please look at the website for further information and contact
details:
http://www.irishrecorderandviolcourse.org/index.html
Best wishes,
Emma

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To all London lovers of early music:

I am organising more classes of recorder consort playing at the
Waterloo Action Centre on Monday 10th. , Tuesday 11th. and Wednesday
12th. August.
On Monday and Wednesday we will concentrate on Holborne, and on
Tuesday on repertoire from Steve Rosenberg's Recorder Consort book 3.
Each day will cost £10 per person - please indicate which day you
would like to attend.

On Tuesday 11th. three members of The Lovekyn Consort will accompany
dancers from Nonsuch Historical Dance Company in workshops dealing
with Tudor dance held in Rochester Cathedral. Adults are welcome to
drop in to the class running between 2 and 4.

On Friday 14th., Princes in the Tower and other musicians will be
hosting a music night on board the Golden Hinde from 6.30pm. Tickets
cost £5 and must be booked in advance - enquiries to 020.7403.0123
ext. 23. There will be a bar.

Finally, Circulus will be playing at Ronnie Scotts' club on Tuesday
1st. September.


Have an early night!
William Summers.

Come and rattle the timbers of this exact replica of Drake's ship by
dancing to Tudor tunes played by Princes in the Tower, singing along
to Tudor rounds and Baroque choruses, and drinking to the sounds of
recorder consorts...

all TOMORROW NIGHT at the Golden Hinde [Friday 14th. August], moored
at Pickford's Wharf near Clink Street, London SE1 9DG [10 minutes'
walk from London Bridge station and within sight of Southwark
Cathedral].

Entry costs £5 and advance booking is recommended if possible -
contact details are available through the website: www.goldenhinde.com

The schedule will be flexible, but will run approximately as follows:

6.30 ship opens

7 - 7.30 Princes in the Tower play on the deck

7.45 - 8.30 MASSED CONSORT PLAYING - participants welcome! Some of my
students will play consort music by Holborne and his contemporaries;
anyone else is welcome to join in if they know the repertoire and
bring a recorder and a music stand.

8.30 - 8.45 Louise and Alfie will sing operatic songs on a naval theme
and lead everyone in singing rounds.


8.45 - 9.15 open mic session for anyone who wants to sing or play
something Tudor or based around the sea

9.30 - 10 Princes in the Tower will provide more music for dancing,
listening or dreaming!

10 ship shuts.

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Hello fellow recorderers, I've checked with Benslow & they're happy for this to
be advertised on this Yahoo group :



Subject: Wind Plus Summer School 2009 - Recorder Spaces Available
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2009 09:26:22 +0100
From: musicadmin@...
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Dear Recorder Player,

We have a small number
of places
become available at short
notice on our Wind Plus Summer School, which is taking place from Monday 24 to
Sunday 30 August.

During this
friendly, sociable course you will have the opportunity to play in small and
large wind groups, mixed chamber ensembles, recorder consorts, trio sonatas and
specialist classes given by the tutors. Woodwind, French horn, recorder
players and pianists of Grade 6+ standard welcomed. There will be a fun,
informal performance by
participants and tutors on one of the evenings,
but there is no pressure to join in if you simply wish to listen and
enjoy!

Fees:    £390 Residential (includes all
meals)    £340 Non-Residential (includes lunch and
dinner)

If you are
interested in coming along, please feel free to contact us either by responding
to this e-mail or contacting us on the details below.

Best
Wishes,


Penny Homer
Music and Fundraising
Coordinator
Benslow Music Trust
Little Benslow Hills, Benslow
Lane
Hitchin, Hertfordshire
SG4 9RB

Tel: 01462 459446
Fax: 01462 440171
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Sunday 4th October, 10.30am - 5.30pm, Amersham.

There may still be places on this event. Here's a link to the booking form:
http://www.tvemf.org/events/renrecorder09.PDF

- Nick

Dear concert-goer,

With regret, I have had to cancel tonight's performance of music by
Purcell and Handel in the Lovekyn Chapel,Kingston,  -  due to
insurmountable logistical issues. i have transferred the programme -
sonatas, grounds and suites by Handel and Purcell - to the 29th.
October in the same venue, There will follow several other concerts of
early music held in Kingston .

WIth best wishes,
William Summers.

Dear all,

The next season of early music concerts in Kingston starts next week
[Thursday 29th. October] with a concert of music for Recorder or Flute
and Harpsichord by Handel and Purcell. This will start at 7.30pm in
the Lovekyn Chapel, Kingston Grammar School [opposite main school
building], London Road, Kingston. Tickets will cost £9 and £7 on the
door, and refreshments will be available.

Future concerts this side of Christmas include music from the court of
Henry VIII and his father [Tuesday 17th. Novemberat The Rose Theatre
in Kingston Marketplace; Thursday 3rd. December]; and English Medieval
and folk music [Thursday 19th. November],

Events elsewhere include open family workshops in Aztec music at the
British Museum on 27th. and 28th. October and Sunday 1st. November ;
Elizabethan music and dancing on Saturday 1st. November in central
London;  and Mexican music and poetry at the BM on 27th. November;

Further information, including details on cheaper tickets for advance
booking, will shortly be available on www.lokimusic.co.uk


Best wishes from, enquiries to and requests to be left alone directed
towards
William Summers.

Emma Murphy conducts our meeting in St George and All Saints Church, 2.30 -
5.30pm

All welcome. Visitors £5.

Click here for a map:

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?hl=en&ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=108868350414703603688.\
000477c4bdfd655fd5b87&ll=51.556766,-0.126675&spn=0.010619,0.020149&z=16

Hi,

I have a plum tree in my garden that will be felled on the 16th. Some of it
is already spoken for but if any one here makes instruments and would like
some, please get in contact with me. I'm in E6.

All the best

Jenna

ps, I'm not asking for money, I just would like to see it going to good use.


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