News of the week of June 21, 2016

Meeting report

[nightingale]

We played:

Schedule

We continue to meet on Tuesdays, as long as enough people have
told me by Monday night that they want to come. The meetings
begin at 7:45pm and are held at 233 Broadway, Cambridge.

News of the week of June 14, 2016

(non)Meeting report

[fillette]

People were gallivanting around all over the place, so nobody
wanted to come to a regular meeting. But our devoted fans still
want us to continue to transcribe and proofread music, so 4 of us
got together and read Il
estoit une fillette
by Clément
Jannequin
.

John Tyson had
specifically asked for that one. He swears it’s because it’s a
particularly good articulation exercise, and not because of the text.

Schedule

We continue to meet on Tuesdays, as long as enough people have
told me by Monday night that they want to come. The meetings are
at 233 Broadway, from 7:45pm to 10pm.

News of the week of May 31, 2016

Meeting Report

[sirens]

We played:

Other Event

John Tyson’s student recital for this year will take place at
Lindsey Chapel, First Congregational Church, Cambridge at 11:30am
on Saturday, June 4. I’ll be playing a Canzon by Selma y
Salaverde. It’s a good way to go hear lots of recorder playing.

Schedule

We meet on Tuesdays at 7:45pm at 233 Broadway, Cambridge, as
long as enough people have told me they want to come by Monday
night.

More posts than usual

If you’ve noticed that there more posts, with less original
content, than usual, there’s a reason for that.

I’ve been playing with Press This, so
that I’d be able to post things easily that are just a link with
my comments on it. It turns out not to work well (for me) with Publicize,
and I’ve been bugging the wordpress.com tech support about
the problem. The have ideas for things I should try, so I try
something and then find a link that I enjoyed and you might, and
try to “Press this” on it.

At some point, we will fix the problem, and my “Press this”
links will transfer to Facebook and Google+ the way my other posts
do.

Right now, they aren’t, so if you’re reading this from a social
medium, and you want to see the links, go to the real blog.