[David Ice]

I haven’t seen that, but I’ve been approached about listing for a “last minute bargain” rate with a website.

[David Ice]

I’ve located at least one other musician who signed up for this “service” and he’s less than happy.

[David Ice]

Glad you enjoyed that book!

[David Ice]

Sylvia, how’s MOTEL OF MYSTERIES going?

[David Ice]

I know I’ve posted it here before, but I got such a call decades ago.

[David Ice]

Actually I don’t play by ear at all…..I need to know what the chord is, but I can usually fake it and after decades of listening to orchestrations/film scores, I have a pretty good sense of where to come in and lay out.

And I love Deborah Henson-Conant’s comment “when in doubt, just play the big letter!”

[David Ice]

Do your homework.

[David Ice]

Once I discovered their code, I was able to make it work.

[David Ice]

Sylvia……check out the book MOTEL OF MYSTERIES.

[David Ice]

That’s exactly why I always put the music in plastic sleeves and safely lock it in a notebook!

[David Ice]

Sylvia,

I’m seriously thinking of writing a book…but then again, would anybody believe it (other than another harpist?)

[David Ice]

They have rotating priests, but I guess if you do essentially the same service music 3x a Sunday and once on Saturday, week in and week out, you get used to it.

[David Ice]

OK, after taking a Valium and sleeping for 13 hours after this experience I’ve learned the following:

1)

[David Ice]

I don’t know how to do that…but I’m using Sibelius 4.

[David Ice]

Having just worked with Dickie in February, I can imagine he could be quite intimidating if need be!

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