Friendly folk tunes session - last Mon of every month - old Nun's Head

By Amanda Guitar
July 3, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Amanda Guitar

Posted July 3, 2015

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Posted July 3, 2015

We meet on the last Monday of the month upstairs at the Old Nun's Head for an informal tunes (not songs) session.

It is a fun way of learning by ear to play folk dance tunes from England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, US, etc.

For more confident players, we take it turns to teach one new tune each session and most in the key of D or G major.

The sessions are FREE but please buy a drink at the bar.

If you can play an acoustic instrument a bit which works in those keys, come along and give it a try, and meet some like minded people too.

We are building up a repertoire, and we run through a few of the ones we already know each session.

Please visit the beginners session page on the Goose is Out website for more details or reply to this post.

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