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Old 12-28-2007, 03:50 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hello everybody! I’m Jim from Charlottesville, Virginia. I’ve just recently picked up my horn again after a hiatus of 27 years. I started playing in ’72 on a King Cleveland and graduated to my Silver Flair in ’76 or ’77 (serial #588). This is the horn I’m playing now in the Praise Team at my church. I’m excited to be playing again and looking forward to the interaction on this site!
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Welcome to TM, SilverFlair--Praise music can be a lot of fun!
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Welcome Jim. You'll really like this site.
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Thanks for the warm welcome! Praise music is the reason I've picked up my horn again after all of these years. I felt the call of the Lord to play, and with a lot of practice and prayer I'm contributing to our music ministry and having a blast!
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Thanks for the warm welcome! Praise music is the reason I've picked up my horn again after all of these years. I felt the call of the Lord to play, and with a lot of practice and prayer I'm contributing to our music ministry and having a blast!
Hi SilverFlair,

What's praise music? Hymns?

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What's praise music? Hymns?

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I guess you could call Praise music contemporary Christian music. We use a guitar, bass, drums, keyboard, sax, flute and trumpet. Sometimes we do play traditional hymns, with a twist, but we play mostly contemporary, upbeat stuff. Hope that answers your question!
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