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For our members
All FSSGB members are welcome to submit items of general interest to our membership (preferably music-related, but not necessarily.) Official guidelines as to what's acceptable for publication have not yet been determined, so for now we're going on a case-by-case basis. To submit items for inclusion on this page, email them to: community AT fssgb DOT org.
Postings will be removed after six months unless we receive a request to renew.
- Non-FSSGB Events featuring or of interest to FSSGB members
- News about or of interest to FSSGB members
- Instruments for sale
- Lessons and other services
- Suggested recipes for potlucks
Events featuring or of interest to FSSGB Members
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Monthly Song Sharing Night in Salem, NH – First Friday each month at 7 PM.
Do you have a song in your heart? Come share it with other song lovers at the Kelley Library in Salem, NH! Bring yourselves, your voices, your acoustic instruments, and lyrics. We will have copies of the Rise Up Singing songbook to help inspire us! Each person will select one song per round. We will sing as a group. Learn new songs and delight in old favorites. See you then. |
News about or of interest to FSSGB Members
FSSGB member Nancy Mulrey has started a kickstarter campaign to help fund her upcoming CD, Echoes of Eireann. It will feature 10 of her favorite traditional Celtic, and Celtic-inspired songs, sung in Irish and English. Please consider supporting her!
https://www.kickstarter.com/profile/celticsong/created
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Lessons and other Services
Fishken & Groves offer Performance Skills training for all levels of performers. Classes (six sessions) are conducted on weekend afternoons. Private training by arrangement. Details about our teaching, and endorsements, are at www.fishkenandgroves.com. Contact: fishken at mindspring dot com, or 978-692-0350.
Suggested recipes for potlucks!
- Phyllo-Wrapped Brie with Apricot and Rosemary Chutney (contributed by Judith Becker, MD)
- Roasted Vegetables (contributed by Nancy Crowther)
