Chorus sing in Georgetown
23 July 2011 Saturday 2:00 and 4:30

Songs
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Bb      MountainAires Opener            (Hello friends, and how do you do? )
G       Standing On The Corner          (We're ~ )
Bb      I Want A Girl                   (I want a good old fashioned girl )
C       Susie                           (What a gal, oh what a pal )
C       Edelweiss                       (Ooh... ~,~ )
Bb      Crazy 'Bout Ya Baby             (Crazy, baby, I'm crazy )
Bb      When I'm Sixty Four             (Doo do doo doot )
G       When My Sugar Walks Down The Street  (I know a thing or two )
Eb      Til There Was You               (Ding dong ding dong, )
Bb      Fun In Just One Lifetime        (One life to live, one life to give )
Eb      Saints                          (Oh when the saints )

[ And maybe, or maybe not:
	G     Wonderful World                 (It's a glorious day )
	F     You Tell Me Your Dream          (My heart has always been ) ]

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[ From an email sent out by Tony: ]
 
We are performing at the corner of 6th Street and Rose Street (see shaded spot on
page one of the map). The Library is site # 8 on the map (on 6th Street between
Rose St. and Argentina St.).
 
Georgetown, of course, is about 15 minutes west of Idaho Springs on I-70.
 
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Carpool instructions:
 
Arrive at the COLD SPRING PARK & RIDE (SE corner of 6th Ave and Simms / Union)
by 11:45 AM and load into cars driving up, leaving by 12:00 noon. Slip your
driver some cash to help with fuel.
 
Last car...please wait until noon to make sure everyone who needs a ride gets one....thanks.
 
Call time is 1:00 PM. We perform at 2:00 PM and 4:30 PM.
 
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Uniform:
 
Yellow / gold golf shirt with embroidered chorus logo,
khaki chorus slacks,
black shoes.
 
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Performance motivation:
 
Some food for thought: we are hiring Metropolis quartet to headline two shows on
March 17 for $1200. If they make half the mistakes we made last night, would we be
happy with them? Would our audience be happy?
 
We are getting paid $1000 to perform two shows for Georgetown.
 
If you hired our chorus to perform at your daughter's wedding reception and paid $1000,
would you be happy if you received the performance we delivered last night?
 
Audiences might not recognize a wrong note here or there, or would forgive such, but
they at least expect us to all sing the right words at the same time. But let's get
our words AND notes down pat, start each song at 100%, match correct vowels, sing with
fluid connectivity, watch the director, and smile.
 
This is a huge opportunity to establish ourselves as local guardians of exquisite
harmony (as Bob Klimek used to say)...let's deliver exactly that. I'll do my best
to fix my trouble spots...how about you?
 
thanks.
TONY

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    DENVER MOUNTAINAIRES
    and family, friends, and fans
     
    Saturday, July 23, the Denver MountainAires will perform TWICE in the
Georgetown Mountain Jams Music festival. Our performances are at 2:00 PM and 4:30 PM,
on the festival stage near the town library. Between performances our quartets will
stroll through downtown serenading festival music-lovers and everyone who enjoys fine
harmony.
     
    There are many fun things to do in Georgetown in addition to enjoying the music.
     
    For those who enjoy history, the Hamill House Museum (303-569-2840), Energy Museum
(hydroelectric plant built in 1900) and the Hotel de Paris (303-569-2311) can all be
toured for a package pass costing $7 total.
     
    For those who enjoy historic walking tours, drop by the Visitor's Center for a map.
     
    For the railroad buffs, take the Georgetown Loop Scenic Railroad, a marvel of engineering.
     
    For the athletic, there are bicycle rentals and hiking trails.
     
    For a scenic drive, enjoy Guanella Pass.
     
    For the wine afficionados, try wine tasting at Canyon Wind Cellars (303-569-3152).
     
    For connoisseurs of fine food, there are a wide variety of restaurants:  
     
    Alpine Restaurant
    Cake Shop
    Ed's 1859 Cafe
    St. James Tea Room
    Euro Grill
    Georgetown Valley Candy
    Mother's Saloon
    Mountain Buzz Cafe
    New Peking Garden
    Raven Hill Mining Company
    Subway
    The Happy Cooker
     
    Enjoy a FUN excursion to the cool Colorado mountains with
					the Denver MountainAires in Georgetown!
     
    Dr. Tony Pranaitis, Chiropractor