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NorM

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Until the mail man arrives.
Today my y2d will be delivered. I already have a performance set up for tonight and the first song will be Vista Grande. Bree sent me pictures and I would post them but I am still banned from posting pictures. Whatever
This guitar is prettier than any of the others I have seen. I don't have internet at my house so I will try to get to the web some where this weekend and script comments. I anticipate that there is not a word in english to describe how much I love this guitar.

Blah, Blah, Blah stuff
I was first interested in Music Man guitars when I went to my first Steve Morse Clinic. I couldn't find a Steve Morse Model any where so I got the only thing I could find. The Black silo. I still kept looking for a Morse and eventully got one. Steve is my guitar hero and my teacher. I think I owe him more money for the lessons.

Steve Morse and the clinic I went to is directly responsible for me buying umpteen EBMM guitars.

I need the 20th anniv silo and then I really want the LimEd silo loaded to replace the one that was stolen. Then I think I will be set for a while.

Since Raz left do you think I could have his 2034 artist model slot:D
 

Normal So

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NorM said:
I would post them but I am still banned from posting pictures. Whatever
Yeah, I can't seem to post pictures any more either. What's up with that?
 

koogie2k

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NorM, that is awesome. I know how excited you are based on you making me take a pic of you and the Morse body drying at the Open House. You could just see the excitement in you! I am glad you are finally getting the axe you have been waiting for. Cool man, and tear the house down at you show tonight! :cool:
 

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NorM:

You can email the picture to me and I'll host & post.


Normal So:

Check the number and dial again?
 

fogman

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NorM,

You posted a pic in another thread about a month ago. You were surprised then! Try it again.
 

PeteDuBaldo

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C'mon NorM!

I can host, if need be :) I hope yours is as beautiful as you say, I know I've never been disappointed when opening a new EB for the first time. :D


That reminds me, I haven't irritated Keith with any of my waterfall pics lately.... Time to take a shot of my y2d, JP, and AxisSport
 

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Banned? Pffffft. don't let that stop you...... PPPPIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICCCCSS!!!


And congrats buddy!!
 

SteveB

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PeteDuBaldo said:
<---- still trying to figure out what "40 minuets" have to do with 2 hours..... You are playing 40 minuets in 2 hours?

:D

Maybe he intends to play the "Minute Waltz" 120 times? :D
 

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My french is a little rusty, but I believe a "minuet" is a little song or poem!?
Any francophones want to confirm this!? :p
 

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fogman said:
My french is a little rusty, but I believe a "minuet" is a little song or poem!?
Any francophones want to confirm this!? :p

actually it's a dance...we prounonce menuet in french.

French - menuet; German - Menuett; Italian - minuetto).
A dance, of French origin, in a moderate triple metre. It was known at Louis XIV's court as an elegant social dance performed by one couple at a time, and remained the most popular dance among the European aristocracy until the late 18th century. Lully introduced numerous minuets into his operas and ballets and the dance was frequently included in Baroque keyboard and ensemble suites. Italian minuets, often in 3/8 or 6/8 time, were faster.
The minuet was the only important dance to survive info the Classical period. Italian opera overtures of the early 18th century often close with a minuet, as do many symphonies by G.B. Sammartini, Abel, J.W. Stamitz and Monn and some early piano sonatas by Haydn. After about 1770 the ternary minuet-trio-minuet (da capo), derived from the Baroque practice of playing two minuets 'alternativement', became the standard third (occasionally second) of four movements in symphonies and string quartets. Haydn was the first to substitute movements called 'scherzo' for minuets (in his string quartets op.33) and Beethoven preferred vigorous and robust scherzos in the standard minuet and trio layout, sometimes extended to include a repeat of the trio and a second repeat of the scherzo.

19th-century composers were less interested in the minuet, but some 20th-century composers, including Francaix, Bartók, Schönberg and Ravel, have revived it for its associations with the past.


:D :D :D
 

fogman

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I knew it was something like that! Not a word I've used in a very long time!
Good Job!! :)
 

NorM

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So the mailman came at 5:00 instead of 1:00 today. The guitar is beautiful. Foggy and SteveB have pics.

Steve Morse Rocks!
 

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Thanks for the pics NorM.
Steve beat me to posting them!
So what do you put on you bloody fingers after you've been playing that long? :D
 

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