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  1. Dec-26-2017, 5:33pm #1
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    Default Mandolin Orchestra of Kansas City

    Scott McLewin, our buddy and brains of folkjam.org is the organizer behind a new orchestra being formed in Kansas City. More on the Kansas side for those of you familiar and likely out around Lenexa but am certain anyone from the surrounding area would be welcome. Additional info to be announced on the Cafe in the near future but meanwhile, they just launched a Facebook page. Help spread the word.

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  3. Dec-26-2017, 5:40pm #2
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    Excited. I have been looking for an opportunity to get out and play with some sort of organization.
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    Fantastic! It is always great to hear of a new mandolin ensemble. Best of luck.
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    Default Re: Mandolin Orchestra of Kansas City

    Ugh. Wrong side of the state but I wish you all the best of luck!
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    Default Re: Mandolin Orchestra of Kansas City

    GREAT! Good luck! I'd love to be there, but...a...4 hour commute...um, nah.
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    Default Re: Mandolin Orchestra of Kansas City

    My mandocello and I will be there holding down the bass clef!
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    Default Re: Mandolin Orchestra of Kansas City

    If it wasn't an 800-mile drive, I'd be there in a heartbeat, filling in the alto clef part.
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