[quote="cathidaw"]I love 'the Lord of the Dance'
it makes me cry.!![/quote]

It terrifies me!

I read "The Ghosts Of Sleath" (James Herbert) which kept referring to that song, I seriously have nightmares about it.

Me too, but I don't think I could ever play this fast.


Michael Flatley - Lord of the Dance. ;)


He is a very clever guy. He is basically a dancer with the Troupe and he saw the fantastic potential of River Dance , and set up his own franchise and company and has become almost a billionaire, I don't that the River Dance has done any near as well as Flatley.

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Yes.
I love 'the Lord of the Dance'
it makes me cry.!!

Thanks Cathi, Is that in Shottery?

They teach violin for anyone in a room at the Stratfrd Grammar School WHERE MY GRANDAUGHTER WENT WHEN SHE WAS IN THW wARWICKSHIRE CHILDREN'S CHOIR/

Thurdsay morning is when my violin tutor comes, so I'm busy practicing, I usually try and do more practice before he comes.
I'm doing Lord of the Dance at the moment, Also known as , The Gift to be Simple. That's more like me. :rolleyes:
It's good that you can get a mute to fit on the violin bridge, so that it muffles the sound and doesn't annoy the neighbours.

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If anyone knows of a violin tutor in the Leamington Spa, Warwick area, I will be most grateful.

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