I finally made it out to the headwaters site a couple weeks ago. I am a hobbist songwriter and decided to write a song. I took a little artistic liberty with it. It's on my songwriting page.
Dear Chad, I remember your beautiful song, Sullivan Lake, which you performed at a Save the Verde Watershed Wednesday open poetry night last spring. I’m writing because our next Watershed Wednesday, October 15 is an open mike music night and I’d sure like to see you there again with your guitar to share some more of your songs!
The way I like to do an “open” mike is to have several people be the core performers and then have other folks who want to share sign up for slots after an intermission. If you would like to be one of the core people, you’d have about a 10 minute gig, probably at the beginning to set the tone, and I’d put your name on the poster.
I’ll want to get that poster done and printed by the end of the week so if you can do this let me know!
Thanks for thinking about it and I hope this can work out.
Best, Edie Dillon Verde Program Associate Center for Biological Diversity
4 comments:
Hi Chad,
Thank you for your awesome song. I would like to hear your song playing throughout the Watershed!
Joanne
Center for Biological Diversity
SavetheVerde.org
Thanks for the kind words Joanne. It was nice talking with you yesterday. -Chad
this song is amazing
i especially liked
"Where my memory stirs
With thoughts of you
Still caught in the wake"
its beautiful, you are truly gifted.
Dear Chad,
I remember your beautiful song, Sullivan Lake, which you performed at a Save the Verde Watershed Wednesday open poetry night last spring. I’m writing because our next Watershed Wednesday, October 15 is an open mike music night and I’d sure like to see you there again with your guitar to share some more of your songs!
The way I like to do an “open” mike is to have several people be the core performers and then have other folks who want to share sign up for slots after an intermission. If you would like to be one of the core people, you’d have about a 10 minute gig, probably at the beginning to set the tone, and I’d put your name on the poster.
I’ll want to get that poster done and printed by the end of the week so if you can do this let me know!
Thanks for thinking about it and I hope this can work out.
Best,
Edie Dillon
Verde Program Associate
Center for Biological Diversity
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