Performing the concert finally got the week-long "Tuba Tiger Rag"
earworm out of my head; since Saturday my brain's been stuck on "Porgy
and Bess..." ;)

Jim wrote:
> As soon as I heard Ernst rattling those sea chains and Tim singing those humpback songs on the tympani I knew we had a winner. Thanks! Jim
>
>> Cindy wrote:
>>
>> I, too, would like to say congrats!  Heard a lot of positive comments. Thank you all for your hard work on the Sailor piece.  I know a lot of you were not fond of the piece initially.  I hope it did grow on you.  I was pleased with how it went.
>>
>> Thanks again, and enjoy the rest of your weekend!
>> Cindy
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>>> Subject: Congrats!
>>>
>>> Hi Guys-
>>> Nice job tonight. Think the audience was pleased ... Marge even had the suggestion that we forget rehearsing since we do such a nice job for concerts! Not sure that's such a good idea, although I must agree that compared to dress rehearsal it sounded like a different band on stage tonight! Right on!!!
>>>
>>> Have a good day tomorrow. Look forward to reading the new music for the  YES and spring concerts on Monday night. Thanks again for all your hard work and enthusiasm. ALSO, and very importantly, THANK YOU to all the bakers and helpers for tonight's concert... couldn't do it without your help.
>>>
>>> Congratulations to one and all. See you Monday.
>>> cb

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