It was a warm day, not hot. One of those great spring days on which it is lovely to throw open the windows. So I threw open the window in my office.
I was soon glad that I did, because I started hearing jazzy music, the notes drifting on the breeze and through my window. I could mostly hear the saxophone, but occasionally piano and other instruments blended in, too. I assume that the Ocracoke Jazz Society was having a rehearsal at Lou's house, right across the street.
It was a peaceful way to spend an afternoon. (Since I had to be working, at least I had some terrific musical accompaniment!)
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Kati,
That 'saxophone' you heard was actually Serge on clarinet . . . with Rollin on piano, Leonard on banjo and Lou on guitar.
We are trying to get Charlotte to join in . . . on drums?
Cheers.
Well, duh. I should've known that, on so many levels. I really can usually tell the difference between a sax and a clarinet, plus I've seen you guys perform! Whoops...
I think Charlotte on drums would be most excellent!
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