http://krantzmusicparties.zoomshare.com/1.shtml The Krantz Music Party Place: News Thu, 07 Aug 2008 14:41:21 -0500 http://krantzmusicparties.zoomshare.com/1.shtml/6ac38073f73d86507e6ad4423ccc84ec_489b4fe1.writeback Thu, 07 Aug 2008 14:41:21 -0500 Dear fellow music lovers, On November 15, 2006, the Paul Renz Quartet played to a full house in our music room. Great news -- he's coming again next month!!! His quartet will play at 7 pm on Thursday, September 4. Snacks, soft drinks, wine, beer and water will be provided. There will be baskets in the music room for suggested ticket price donations of $10-15 per person. Because the room size is limited, we'll be taking reservations by e-mail, as we did last time. No need to pay in advance -- just let us know who's coming, and we'll put you down and save you a spot. Please see what to expect when you attend this wonderful jazz event by looking below, and also visit Paul's web site at www.paulrenz.com. Paul's Rockbridge friends Helen and Ken Farrar are working with us to make this a fun and successful event, so feel free to contact them for more information, as well: HelenKen@webtv.net. As a bonus, here's Paul playing a sneak preview. Copy this address and put it in your Internet address line: http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=x2dziVY7XyM Please reserve your spot(s) by writing to us at lkrantz@cfw.com. We'll send you an e-reply assuring you that you have a spot reserved for you, or letting you know that you're on the waiting list. Come casual and comfortable. We'll be happy to send directions upon request. Many thanks! Linda and Dave PAUL RENZ With Anders Bostrom (flute), Jonathan Thomas (bass) and Nathan Fryett (drums) CD Release Tour for ReBop Thursday, September 4, 2008, 7:00 pm Krantz Concert Hall 151 Elliot's Hill Lane, Lexington, VA When planning for his new release ReBop, Twin Cities-based jazz guitarist Paul Renz was hearing the flute as a key part of the combo. Specifically, he was hearing the flute of his early-1980s Berklee classmate Anders Bostrom (whose credits include McCoy Tyner's Latin Jazz group and premier Broadway productions). Although they had been out of contact for over two decades, Bostrom enthusiastically agreed to fly in from the East Coast to meet up with old friend, and highly- lauded guitarist, Paul Renz to lay down some tracks. The resulting mix of bebop, blues, funk, Latin jazz and one poignant ballad flows as seamlessly as a musical conversation amongst like- minded pals. And it's not just the fluid and arresting guitar of Renz and the melodious flute of Bostrom getting in on the warm vibe -- Renz generously showcases all of his bandmates for a true ensemble experience. ReBop is Paul Renz's sixth CD release. His previous offering, 2006's Beyond Blues, had a lengthy run on the national JazzWeek radio charts and was honored in Minnesota Monthly's "Best of Minnesota" issue. The Philadelphia Inquirer's glowing review said, "... guitarist Paul Renz will knock you out." Renz grew up in the Washington, D.C., area and went on to study with jazz greats including Herb Pomeroy. The track "Farewell HP" on ReBop is an elegiac tribute to Mr. Pomeroy, who passed away in 2007. A graduate of Boston's Berklee College of Music (where he met Bostrom) and the New England Conservatory, Renz is an educator in his own right at Minneapolis' West Bank School of Music (Jazz Studies Department Head) and MacPhail Center for Music. He also conducts clinics throughout the U.S. An accomplished composer, Renz wrote six of the seven tracks on ReBop, adding in an inventive reworking of Bud Powell's "Un Poco Loco." Anders Bostrom is originally from Nykvara, Sweden, and currently resides in New Jersey. After studying at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm, he attended Berklee. Bostrom performs regularly in the orchestras of major Broadway productions (Tarzan, Bombay Dreams). This highly in-demand flutist has performed or recorded with many luminaries including McCoy Tyner, Walt Weiskopf, Giovanni Hidalgo, Chick Corea, Paula Cole and Gary Burton. "Renz is the Van Gogh of jazz guitar." -Lois Berg "Hearing Paul Renz's new CD "ReBop" was like meeting an old friend, who is unstoppable!" -Peter Kuller, Radio Adelaide, Australia "Renz's playing is a tantalizing mix of creativity and craftsmanship." -David Dupont, Cadence Magazine "Paul Renz's music is a kick! It's a fresh, breathing, surprising, tune-filled, character-to- spare personal amalgam of so much that's so fine about modern mainstream jazz." -Tom Surowicz, City Pages, Minneapolis Star-Tribune, Midwest Jazz "Paul Renz distinguishes himself on "ReBop" not only as a musician, but as a composer and arranger of electric jazz with a modern twist." -Edward Blanco, ejazznews.com, April 2008 http://krantzmusicparties.zoomshare.com/1.shtml/33b41142e35555392ccf624b122d454d_482e710b.writeback Sat, 17 May 2008 00:45:47 -0500 Let us know if you want a 5, 10, 15, or 20 minute slot, and when you'd like to start, or if you can't get your first choice, say earlier or later. Here's the schedule - watch it fill up! 6:00-6:15 Peggy Kimmel, piano; 6:15-6:25 Jean & the Elderly Brothers, Barbershop Quartet; 6:25-6:45 Mary Binda, voice, guitar & piano, original material; 6:45-7:00 Peter Fletcher, "Old songs you've never heard before"; 7:00-7:20 Eli Fishpaw, guitar, voice, harmonica, original material; 7:20-7:40 Winston Davis, James Pannabecker, and Mark Taylor, violin & piano; 7:40-8:00 Poison Bottom Boys, old time mountain music with fiddle, banjo, guitar, and mountain dulcimer, Bo Hughes, Russ Watkins, & Tim McElhannon; 8:00-8:20 Dan Newhall, Jim Brown & Ryder Robinson; 8:20-8:40 Leslie Tucker, Dan Newhall & Jim Brown; 8:40-8:55 Members of the Lexington Brass Quintet; 8:55-9:20 High Wheelers Barbershop Quartet (25th anniversary); 9:20-9:40 House Mountain, Harold Conklin, Ray Blouin, Pat Mayerchak, Dan Newhall; 9:40-50 Paul Goddard, bagpipe; 9:50-10:00 Virginia Lloyd-Davies, voice and piano; 10:00-10:20 Crusher Run, Amanda Baxter, Jim Payette and Fred Baker, vocals, guitar, flute, sax, bass; 10:20-10:35 Lamine and the Fanyi Fan West African drum ensemble, Mirabai McLeod; 10:35-10:50 Peter Matthews, String bass, whistle, and blues guitar; 10:50-11:10 Peter Del Vecchio, voice & piano, Original art songs; 11:10-11:20 Joe Martinez, original music, voice and guitar; 11:20-11:40 Gary Hatter, voice & guitar, Original Americana; 11:40-midnight Susanne Fitzgerald, voice & piano Midnight! Traditional improv jammin' and dance the night away!!! Thanks for coming!! Questions? directions? Contact us at lkrantz@cfw.com http://krantzmusicparties.zoomshare.com/1.shtml/d09ca3a0ff609b9d015c136a3181a152_47c77839.writeback Thu, 28 Feb 2008 21:12:57 -0600 Pianist Jacqueline Schwab is appearing in a house concert here in the Krantz music room at 151 Elliot's Hill Lane, Lexington, VA April 5 2008 at 7:30 p.m. If you have experienced any of the PBS film series The Civil War, Baseball, Mark Twain, or The War, you have heard the pianist, Jacqueline Schwab. In the words of documentary filmmaker Ken Burns, "Jacqueline Schwab brings more feeling and intensity to music than anyone I know." Jacqueline will be appearing in Lexington on Saturday, April 5, at 7:30 p.m. at a house concert in the home of David and Linda Krantz in a performance, The Music of Americana. She will also perform at a house concert in Charlottesville on Sunday, April 6. Schwab can be heard on the soundtracks for a dozen of Ken Burns' PBS documentaries, including his Grammy award-winning Civil War, his Emmy award- winning Baseball, Mark Twain, and his recently premiered The War. Schwab's improvisational playing, in turns elegiac and sprightly, draws on classical, traditional folk, and contemporary roots. The New England Folk Almanac wrote, She plays with "the jazz/classical improvisational spirit of Keith Jarrett and the touch of George Winston ...." She has performed music from Burns' Lewis and Clark series for President Clinton at the White House and has also performed presidential music at the Smithsonian. She records and performs with many traditional musicians, including a long- standing partnership with the English dance music quartet Bare Necessities, as well as with Scottish fiddlers Alasdair Fraser and Laura Risk, as part of the Scottish duo New Rigged Ship, and with singer Jean Redpath (including an appearance on A Prairie Home Companion). Jacqueline has three solo recordings: Mad Robin, Down Came an Angel, and Mark Twain's America, as well as a recording of Civil War-era music to be "played" on modern digital pianos. For more information on Jacqueline's work, see: http://www.jacquelineschwab.com. Schwab's solo concerts of vintage American and traditional Celtic and English music create an intimate, "parlor" atmosphere. For this concert, she will perform her signature arrangements of American music of Mark Twain's era: well-known Stephen Foster and Civil War parlor songs, Scots and Irish tunes brought over from the Old Country, Victorian ballroom dance tunes, hymns and spirituals, ragtime and more. Jacqueline speaks informally (but knowledgeably) to the audience about each of the pieces, highlighting the history, origins, folklore, and popular culture, making each one memorable. Tickets for the Krantz house concert may be reserved by e-mailing lkrantz@cfw.com. Eighty tickets will be available. When all tickets are spoken for, there will be a waiting list only. A donation basket will be placed in the music room; the suggested ticket value is $15/person. There will be one short intermission; soft drinks will be served. For questions or reservations please write to lkrantz@cfw.com. Informal, comfortable clothing is appropriate in the Krantz music room. http://krantzmusicparties.zoomshare.com/1.shtml/77c243be37edb25c81747efad9766d98_471c0a63.writeback Sun, 21 Oct 2007 21:26:43 -0500 This is what actually happened at our Julian New Years Party! Many, many thanks to all who performed, and to each of you who attended!!! We'll let you know when we set the spring party date. Best wishes for a peaceful 2008!!! Linda and Dave Krantz 151 Elliot's Hill Lane, Lexington, Virginia 6-6:10 Shaped note singers, Nancy Anderson, Jemma Mayer, Lisa Tracy, Peggy Tyson-Cobb, David Biddle; 6:10-6:25 WW II era songs, a sentimental journey with Don Kludy & guitar; 6:25-6:40 John Friedrichs playing tools, and reciting selected poetry; 6:40-7 Suzanne Friedrichs, hammered dulcimer and voice; 7-7:15 Jean and the Elderly Brothers, Barbershop Quartet: Jean Eisenhauer, Francis Lynn, Tom Vinson, Tim Root; 7:15-7:35 Judy Bevans, piano; 7:35-7:50; 7:50-8 Dr. Susan Kellog, songs with piano accompaniment; 8-8:20 Highwheelers Barbershop Quartet: Jay Crawford, John DeVogt, Paul Goddard, Dave Krantz, Tim Root, John Winfree; 8:20-8:40 Gary Hatter, guitar; 8:40-8:55 Peter Del Vecchio, voice and piano, original songs; 8:55-9 Kelly Harris, piano; 9-9:20 Betty Bond Nichols, piano and singalong; 9:20-9:40 Loren Pomeroy, classical guitar; 9:40-10 Susanne Fitzgerald, piano and voice, original songs; 10-10:20 Lexington Brass Quintet: Peter Del Vecchio, John Brodie, ; 10:20-10:30 Mixon Darracott, Solo Handbell Recital; 10:30-10:40 Joseph Martinez, 3 short original songs, guitar and voice; 10:40-10:50 Spencer Artwick and Amelia Sunnen, classical guitar/piano duet; 10:50-11 Spencer Artwick, Giuliani's Sonata Op. 15, classical guitar; 11:00-11:20 Loren Pomeroy and Shenandoah Guitar Ensemble; 11:20-11:40 Peggy and Karl Kimmel, piano and string bass, also featuring Kyle Kimmel on violin and Suzanne Fitzgerald, voice; Midnight: Julian New Year's Eve Ball Drop Ceremony. 12:15 - 2:15 Jammin' with Graham Spice, et al, and dancing! http://krantzmusicparties.zoomshare.com/1.shtml/618dfe6d1090639115daa74aa071130f_46916326.writeback Sun, 08 Jul 2007 17:20:22 -0500 I'd like to keep this entry for a "kept up to date" list of lost and found items. Feel free to give us a call if you'd like me to bring an item (s) to the library so you can pick it (them) up! 3 kitchen towels: Noel; Sunflowers; morning glory script fence; plastic tray 10x17; 3" diameter 1.75" tall glass; 10.5"x5" fat banana shaped glass bowl with colored fruits; yellow ball cap "Pentagon 1943"; Timex wristwatch; capo; Andrea Cool Plec pic; Blue plastic cup with "J" written on the bottom; beige/grey Aladdin thermos top; Roseville bowl 8" diameter, 4" high beige/cream; clear plastic bowl 10.5" diameter, 4" high; yellow plastic bowl 10.5" diameter, 5" high; orange bowl with handles 10.5" diameter, 5" high; clear plastic 11" diameter plate with textured underside; moss green dinner plate 11" diameter; 2 identical Norcor white dinner plates 10.5" diameter; 1 BB&T insulated bag 11"x7"x4"; a black and white bowl 5"x2"; a little white coffee cup with a couple stripes, 3"x3"; a clear white cut glass dish 4.5"x2"; Apple pin: Teaching Today Touches Tomorrow; 4 sharp small knives, one labeled DH; 2 forks; 1 dinner knife; 1 white pyrex pie server. I'll remove and add things as they accumulate/are claimed. LK 7 8 07 http://krantzmusicparties.zoomshare.com/1.shtml/de7b4632881a16374b1c3019eba2138c_461dbd9f.writeback Thu, 12 Apr 2007 00:03:27 -0500 WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED on June 22-23, 2007: 6:00 Jean and the Elderly Brothers, Barbershop Quartet (Jean Eisenhauer, Tim Root, Francis Lynn, Tom Vinson); 6:10 Jean and the Elderly Brothers; 6:20 Laura and Julia Brodie, violin duets; 6:30 Shenandoah Guitar Ensemble (Loren Pomeroy, Tom Debevoise, Spencer Artwick & Donna Green); 6:40 Shenandoah Guitar Ensemble; 6:50 Spencer Artwick, Classical guitar; 7:00 Joseph Martinez, 3 short songs; 7:10 Flute group, with Cleve Hickman, Donelle Bowman, and Janet Ikeda; 7:20 High Wheelers Barbershop singers (Jay Crawford, John DeVogt, Paul Goddard, Dave Krantz, Francis Lynn, Roy Rudasill, Ed Spencer, Tom Vinson, John Winfree); 7:35 Blue Ridge Brass (Fred Rickett, John Brodie, Lisa Forman, Dave Krantz, Warren Ramp, Mark Swortzel); 7:40 Blue Ridge Brass; 7:50 Blue Ridge Brass; 8:00 Don Kludy, 50s songs with guitar; 8:10 Flute, violin, viola by Sarabeth, Grant, & Derek Ward (arranged hymn tune: If you could hie to Kolob); 8:30 Rooster Ruley and friends, banjo et al (Rooster, Ruth Huffman, others); 8:40 Rooster Ruley; 8:50 Ken Farrar, 3 original songs, with Dan Newhall and Jim Brown; 9:00 Leslie Tucker and friends (Leslie, Jim Brown, Dan Newhall), vocal, guitar, string bass, etc.; 9:10 Leslie Tucker; 9:20 Leslie Tucker; Note: by 9:30 we were an hour late. Times below are adjusted to reflect actuality. 10:30 Gary Hatter and Dave Eakin, Americana acoustic guitar and vocals; 10:40 Gary Hatter and Dave Eakin; 10:50 Winston Davis, Linda Davis, and James Pannabecker, violin, cello, piano 11:00 Winston Davis, Mark Taylor, and James Pannabecker, violins and piano; 11:10 Loren Pomeroy, classical guitar; 11:20 Loren Pomeroy; 11:35 Dolores Ryanand Daniel Brinson, voice and piano; 11:40 Dolores Ryan and Daniel; 11:50 Dolores Ryan and Daniel; 12:00 Karl Kimmel with Jon West, string bass and piano; 12:20 Karl Kimmel and Peggy Kimmel, string bass and piano; 12:40 Jam with Graham: Graham Spice, Karl Kimmel, Peggy Kimmel, Jon West, Kelly Harris, Dan Newhall, Ryder Robinson, Suzanne Fitzgerald. 3:00 a.m.?!! Enough of a good thing!! Thanks for coming!!! Attendance was approximately 200. http://krantzmusicparties.zoomshare.com/1.shtml/ad9ae2cdf0f8120a8774e1c8e5d5eeae_44e27315.writeback Tue, 15 Aug 2006 20:21:25 -0500 Dave doesn't go around having birthdays for just any old reason (especially at his age) but as a pretext for a music party, it seemed like it was worth a shot. So Friday, October 6 is the "major musical eve" before the minor momento moment of the "official" October 7 birthdate. If you're even less into birthdays than Dave is, the excuse that there's a full moon on the 7th will have to suffice. It's the only gift he needs (especially since nothing more will fit inside the house, anyway). So plan not to bring any such stuff accordingly - just the usual shareable food and drinks. SO HERE'S THE SCHEDULE!!!! As usual, e- mail us with a request for a starting time and a 10, 20, or 30 minute slot and tell us which instruments you'll have. We'll sign you up, first come, first served. lkrantz@cfw.com Thanks! Everyone's welcome to come and listen, all ages, even if you don't want to perform. 5:30 Mark Taylor and collaborators, strings and flute(?) chamber music; 5:40 Mark Taylor and collaborators; 5:50 Mark Taylor and collaborators; 6:00 Adriana Correa, piano; 6:10 The Poison Bottom Boys, with Bo Hughes, Russ Watkins, and Tim McElhannon; 6:20 Poison Bottom Boys; 6:30 Jennifer Bangley Foster and Evan Richey, voice and cello; 6:40 Jennifer Bangley Foster and Evan Richey; 6:50 Linda Plaut, violin, and Judy Bevans, piano; 7:00 Linda Plaut and Judy Bevans; 7:10 Linda Plaut and Judy Bevans; 7:20 Renee O'Connell, voice and acoustic guitar; 7:30 Blue Ridge Brass Fred Rickett et al; 7:40 Blue Ridge Brass; 7:50 Blue Ridge Brass; 8:00 Loren Pomeroy, classical guitar; 8:10 Loren Pomeroy; 8:20 Loren Pomeroy; 8:30 Loose Gravel, Skip Ravenhorst et al; 8:40 Loose Gravel; 8:50 Loose Gravel; 9:00 Mike Seeger and Alexia Smith, traditional music; 9:10 Mike Seeger and Alexia Smith; 9:20 Jean and the Elderly Brothers, Barbershop quartet; 9:30 High Wheelers, Barbershop quartet; 9:40 High Wheelers; 9:50 Betty Bond Nichols, Piano; 10:00 Leslie Tucker and friends, voice, guitar, string bass; 10:10 Leslie Tucker; 10:20 Leslie Tucker; 10:30 Joseph Martinez, guitar and vocals; 10:40 Joseph Martinez; 10:50 Lamine and the Fanyi Fan West African drum ensemble; 11:00 Lamine; 11:10 Eli Fishpaw, voice and harmonica; 11:20 Eli Fishpaw; 11:30 11:40 11:50 Midnight already?! Good night! Thanks for coming!!! Happy Birthday Ball Drop Ceremony???!!! Who knows. http://krantzmusicparties.zoomshare.com/1.shtml/8a52fdb9b8710605782e6a4dec10310e_43d3dfeb.writeback Sun, 22 Jan 2006 13:41:31 -0600 Let us know if you want 10, 20, or 30 minutes, what you'll be doing - which instruments/style, and who is in your group, if applicable. Send requests by e-mail to lkrantz@cfw.com. Thanks! ADDING EXTRA TIME AT THE FRONT END! 3:40; 3:50; 4:00 Suzanne Friedrichs, hammered dulcimer and voice; 4:10 Suzanne Friedrichs; 4:20; 4:30 Dolores Ryan, voice and piano; 4:40 Lisa Tracy, voice, penny whistle and guitar; 4:50 Lisa Tracy; 5:00 Judy Bevans, Clavichord; 5:10 Judy Bevans and Leon Kok, piano and violin or viola; 5:20 Judy Bevans and Leon Kok; 5:30 James Pannabecker, Mark Taylor and Winston Davis, piano and 2 violins; 5:40 James Pannabecker, Mark Taylor and Winston Davis; 5:50 Loren Pomroy, classical guitar; 6:00 Loren Pomroy; 6:10 Loren Pomroy; 6:20 Eli Fishpaw, voice; 6:30 Eli Fishpaw; 6:40 Eli Fishpaw; 6:50 Leslie Tucker and Friends Dan Newhall and Jim Brown voice, guitar, bass; 7:00 Leslie Tucker and Friends; 7:10 Leslie Tucker and Friends; 7:20 Blue Ridge Brass with Fred Rickett, Warren Ramp, David Krantz, Lisa Forman, Liz Drahos, Mark Swortzel, David Shreve, and Marty Tucker; 7:30 Blue Ridge Brass; 7:40 Bernard Bangley and Jennifer - Halcyon selections; 7:50 Bernard Bangley and Jennifer; 8:00 "Jean and the Elderly Brothers" Barbershop quartet- Jean Eisenhauer, Francis Lynn, Tom Vinson, Tim Root; 8:10 Jean and the Elderly Brothers; 8:20 Don Kludy, singing 50s songs with guitar; 8:30 Betty Bond Nichols, Piano; 8:40 Betty Bond Nichols; 8:50 Greg McCallum, pianist; 9:00 Greg McCallum; 9:10 Greg McCallum; 9:20 Rooster Ruley and friends, Banjo; 9:30 Rooster Ruley; 9:40 Rooster Ruley; 9:50 Beaming Blue Eyed Blonds, Mary Harvey and Kelly Harris, Piano; 10:00 Beaming Blue Eyed Blonds; 10:10 Glass, Acoustic guitars, Allen & Brian Blickle; 10:20 Glass; 10:30 Loose Gravel, with Jim Payette, Saxophone & flute (not simultaneously); Fred Baker,Bass; Randy Huffman,Drums; Amanda Baxter, Guitar & vocals; and Skip Ravenhorst, Piano & vocals; 10:40 Loose Gravel; 10:50 Loose Gravel; 11:00; 11:10; 11:20; 11:30; 11:40; 11:50 After midnight we'll listen to you from our bed. :) Thanks for all your talent! Linda & Dave Krantz lkrantz@cfw.com 540-463-3333. Maybe after a certain hour we can turn this into a jam session and dance???? http://krantzmusicparties.zoomshare.com/1.shtml/52d30a9e0ae570a638144cf1332f85eb_43b9bd95.writeback Mon, 02 Jan 2006 17:56:05 -0600 We hope to have our spring music party on Friday, May 12. It will start at 5pm. Please note the date on your calendar. Happy New Year!!! Best wishes, Dave & Linda lkrantz@cfw.com http://krantzmusicparties.zoomshare.com/1.shtml/c0fa2659d59c99eab88217db1eb15b26_43447e0a.writeback Wed, 05 Oct 2005 20:29:46 -0500 Here's what actually happened at our SebFesterTemp! Thanks to the 53 musicians who made it happen, and to everyone who came to share the moments: 5:15 Judy Bevans, Clavichord; 5:30 Gary Hatter, voice, acoustic guitar; 5:50 Alvaro Correa, Dave & Linda Krantz, piano, oboe, violin; 6:00: Dolores Ryan, voice w/Judy Bevans, piano; 6:20 Suzanne Friedrichs, hammered dulcimer and voice; 6:40 David Biddle, Nancy Anderson, Peggy Dyson- Cobb, Jemma Mayer, shaped note group; 7:00 James Pannabecker, piano, Winston Davis, violin, Bill Batterman, flute, Roselyn Langley, voice; 7:30 Blue Ridge Brass Fred Rickett, horn, Mark Swortzel, tuba, Warren Ramp, Lisa Forman, Marty Loose, trumpets, Claire Lewis, baritone, Greg Mooney, David Shreve, trombones, David Krantz, horn, baritone, trombone; 8:00 Betty Bond Nichols, piano & Anne Ritter, vocalist; 8:20 Beaming Blue Eyed Blondes Piano duo: Mary Harvey & Kelly Harris; 8:30 Karl Kimmell, Homestead Ensemble (update: one member's wife had to answer a FEMA call-up, so Karl had to jam ad lib with others; 8:40 Don Kludy voice & guitar; 8:50 Recorder consort: Natalie Schraeder & Dolores Ryan, sopranos, Jennifer Ashworth, alto, Dave Krantz, tenor, Mixon Darracott & Joe Wilson, bass; 9:00 Mixon Darracott piano/voice/group singalong; 9:20 High Wheelers Barbershop Quartet singers Dave Krantz, Paul Goddard, John DeVogt, Tim Root, John Winfrey, Francis Lynn, Jay Crawford, Tom Vinson, Ed Spencer; 9:30 Surprise Guests Mike Eldredge, Kurt Walters, & "Shameless" (Southern Virginia University) singers 9:40 Leslie Tucker & Friends Jim Brown & Dan Newhall, voice, guitar, bass viol; 10:10 Karl Kimmell & Peter Matthews, double bass improv duo; 10:30 Loose Gravel: Skip Ravenhorst, piano, Fred Baker, bass, Randy Huffman, drums, Jim Payette, sax/flute; 11:00 Diana Schofield voice and guitar songs she'd written for Lime Kiln's Drawer Boy; 11:20 Jam session which eventually included Darracott, Kimmel, Baker, Payette, Harris, Arum Rae, Mike Pickens, Ryder Robinson, Dan Newhall, Skip Ravenhorst. Thank you, one and all! We believe our spring party will be sometime in May 2006. Let us know if you want to be added to the e-mailing list so you will find out when the date is set. Our e-mail address is lkrantz@cfw.com