Tom
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Sat & Sun, June 6 & 7, the Delta Strummers held our Spring concerts celebrating the 250th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration Of Independence; The program included a number of appropriate patriotic songs. Audience participation is always encouraged.
The concert was also dedicated to the memory of our recently-deceased Music Director. His surviving spouse, often our MC (she has such a clear, distinct speaking voice), graciously volunteered to be our MC for these concerts.
This season we added a drummer (one of the existing ukulele players), which added emphasis to appropriate songs. One of the young ladies in the Band volunteered to dance a Hula she'd choreographed - during the playing/singing of a song from the Islands; It's been a few years since we had a regular Hula dancer.
I'd been fighting a bronchial infection for several weeks, and also had a really 'raw' throat over the weekend, so I have no idea how I got through both concerts and sang a solo. But the audience was kind, and nobody threw rotten fruit.
58 Band members signed up to perform. Several Band members are also RVers, although I haven't been able to get together with them for a "ukulele rally".
The concert was also dedicated to the memory of our recently-deceased Music Director. His surviving spouse, often our MC (she has such a clear, distinct speaking voice), graciously volunteered to be our MC for these concerts.
This season we added a drummer (one of the existing ukulele players), which added emphasis to appropriate songs. One of the young ladies in the Band volunteered to dance a Hula she'd choreographed - during the playing/singing of a song from the Islands; It's been a few years since we had a regular Hula dancer.
I'd been fighting a bronchial infection for several weeks, and also had a really 'raw' throat over the weekend, so I have no idea how I got through both concerts and sang a solo. But the audience was kind, and nobody threw rotten fruit.
58 Band members signed up to perform. Several Band members are also RVers, although I haven't been able to get together with them for a "ukulele rally".

