Dancing paintings head to town! 

Dear Lausanne, how I miss music and life with you, even after all these years. I continue to peck away at learning the button accordion, one that came from you a zillion years ago, and wonder what sorts of music lights you up these days? Maybe we can exchange tunes even still, using our mighty computers to send music back and forth?

@@suzynorris Yes, lets! I'll record a favorite tune on my button box. Please remind me, yours is a G/C? Does it matter which key I choose? My favorite button box is A/D and I've loaned my G/C to a neighbor who has caught box fever and comes to play at my house every week. I wish you could do that too!

My button box is one from you, a G/C. I've never tried an A/D but now you've got me curious! Boy do I wish we lived down the street from each other,,,I miss you! I'd LOVE to learn some of your fav tunes. I found this ancient tape the other day from you and Rick, which has some great tunes on it. I'm meaning to learn some of those, but am rather stuck on this complicated tune (for me, a newbee!) with a run of fast arpeggios. such fun!!@@fiddlinwoman

YOu bring me a big smile Kimberly,,,I'm so glad you stopped by for a peek at that joyous art:)))

Hi Schizonoise, thanks for stopping by! The music is a piece written by Fred Carlson and played by Fred and Suzy (me) on instruments we created and built,,,,,the Sympitar and Suzalyne (a guitar and 5 stringed fiddle that both have lots of extra sympathetic strings).

@@suzynorris Wow nice, sounds epic and authentic🙂

hey thanks! I like what you're doing too over on your site,,,very cool art and sounds!@@Schizonoise

@@suzynorris Thanks, and our nicknames are very similar 😅