By the way, your "All Chords in All Positions" and "All Scales in All Positions" books are incredibly complete and thanks to their unique size and shape, handy to travel with. I also purchased "Building Arrangements...", but have not yet fully explored it--but it appears to be another great reference.
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July 07, 2008 - 09:28 PM Lee Dubno
Dear Muriel, What a thrill it was to see you for both shows in NC. Thank you also for letting me help out,I felt like "Roadie for a Day". It was my pleasure to help in any way I could. It was nice giving something back to you who gives so much to us fans. I hope you liked the Wildcat t-shirt half as much as I did finding it for you. I already miss you and can't wait for you to come back. A fan forever, Love Lee
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July 07, 2008 - 11:31 AM jack loganbill
What amplifier do you use with your nylon and steel string guitars?Muriel wrote: I usually go directly into the sound system, but if I use an amp for smaller situations I use Ultrasound.
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July 02, 2008 - 03:08 PM Gary Coates
Muriel, Thank you very much for coming to east TN ,the concert and the workshop was the best ,you impressed my 15 yr old son, thats quite a feat!!! PLEASE come back soon,beautiful songs with a beautiful and contagious smile,not to mention the fact that youve inspired me to seek out a harp guitarMuriel wrote: Dear future harp-guitarist, Thanks, it was a joy to play for you, and I hope your son continues to find musical inspiration!
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July 01, 2008 - 05:05 PM Carrie Kasiguran
Which of your music books includes The Water is Wide?
Do you have that song on one of your CD's as well?
My daughter loves the song, and would like to have it played at her wedding in June of 2009.
Thanks.
CarrieMuriel wrote: The Water Is Wide is on the Hometown Live CD and in my Hometown Live book. It's available from my website and published in Japan (thanks for the reminder-looks like I'll have to order more soon!) Enjoy the wedding!
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July 01, 2008 - 11:49 AM Ray O'Connor
My wife, brother and I saw your performance in Dahlonega, GA this past Sunday. It was one of the most enjoyable events that we have attended and we see a lot of concerts. During your show, you played a new steel stringed parlor guitar that you had purchased from a maker in East Tennessee. It had a beautiful tone. Who is the maker of that guitar and does he have a website? Thanks, RayMuriel wrote: Thanks, Ray. The parlor guitar was built by David Taylor. www.dtguitars.com
