Sore Fingers Week on BBC Radio 4
Thanks to Louis O'Dwyer for drawing our attention to a recent BBC broadcast on Sore Fingers Week in England. The SFW organiser, John Wirtz, reports from England:
The BBC Radio 4 programme 'Sore Fingers' is available to listen to on the BBC website until next Thursday.
This is how Chris Stuart announced the show on the IBMA list:
'BBC Radio 4 (known in my house as the World's Greatest Radio Station) recorded a 30-minute piece on the UK bluegrass camp Sore Fingers Summer School, which Tim O'Brien has described as "It looks like Hogwartz but sounds like Bean Blossom."'
It's a great piece and features Tony Trischka, Matt Flinner, many of the students, and others. One of the most moving moments is a student describing how playing bluegrass music has helped him deal with the loss of a loved one.
Well worth a listen. More information about Sore Fingers Summer Schools on their website.
Labels: Instruction, Instruments, Workshops
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