Phantom Banjo
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The Povatitsas, Burt Sherry's old group, a local hula class, six more Irish groups, two teams of bagpipers and highland dancers, numerous singer/songwriters with a variety of accompanying instruments, and a steel drum band. People who had not performed the previous evening filled the afternoon with women's music, children's music, and old union and work songs.
Gussie had gotten up earlier than most and was alert enough to grab a place under one of the cherry trees to unfold her campstool and lea...n her back against the tree bark. The fliers were gone and her Mexican bag was much lighter. She felt pleasantly loggy from the night before, and let the music drift through and around her as she sat half dozing. Bits of the conversation she'd overheard before she slept came back to her, and it bothered her, but it was none of her damn business, after all, and Willie hadn't shown his face yet anyway.
Julianne signed up for a solo spot between the steel drummer and the union songs. Gussie felt half hypnotized by the music, the hands that moved so precisely but with such vigor to strike a note from a drum, a set of strings, the way they were able to keep the rhythm going, striking just at the right intervals with pick or fingers, those clever, nimble fingers and surprisingly strong and sinewy arms, on young and old, male and female.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Povatitsas, Burt Sherry's old group, a local hula class, six more Irish groups, two teams of bagpipers and highland dancers, numerous singer/songwriters with a variety of accompanying instruments, and a steel drum band. People who had not performed the previous evening filled the afternoon with women's music, children's music, and old union and work songs.
Gussie had gotten up earlier than most and was alert enough to grab a place under one of the cherry trees to unfold her campstool and lea...n her back against the tree bark. The fliers were gone and her Mexican bag was much lighter. She felt pleasantly loggy from the night before, and let the music drift through and around her as she sat half dozing. Bits of the conversation she'd overheard before she slept came back to her, and it bothered her, but it was none of her damn business, after all, and Willie hadn't shown his face yet anyway.
Julianne signed up for a solo spot between the steel drummer and the union songs. Gussie felt half hypnotized by the music, the hands that moved so precisely but with such vigor to strike a note from a drum, a set of strings, the way they were able to keep the rhythm going, striking just at the right intervals with pick or fingers, those clever, nimble fingers and surprisingly strong and sinewy arms, on young and old, male and female.
What to read after Phantom Banjo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough to read onlineMoreLess
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