David,

OK, you're off the mailing list.

Ed


>Thank you for this, the third copy that you have sent me this evening.
>
>I got the message. Please stop sending them!
>
>Best wishes,
>
>david
>
>At 20:31 12-02-08, Edward L Kottick wrote:
>  >Announcing a workshop at Zuckermann Harpsichords International in
>  >Stonington, CT, June 13-16, 2008.
>  >
>  >Once again, players, owners, builders, enthusiasts and aficionados of
>  >early keyboard instruments are invited to gather in the beautiful
>  >seaside village of Stonington, CT for three-and-a-half days of
>  >immersion in the wondrous world of the harpsichord, clavichord, and
>  >fortepiano.  Musically, we're focusing on Bach and his sons.
>  >We've changed the format somewhat from last year. The first full day
>  >(June 14, 2008) will be composed of introductory sessions in building
>  >and playing. The next two days will mostly follow two tracks,
>  >allowing participants to concentrate more on either the "hardware"
>  >(building and maintenance) of the instruments, or the "software"
>  >(performance and performance practice) of the music.
>  >
>  >Faculty for the 2008 ZHI Workshop:
>  >Richard Auber, owner of Zuckermann Harpsichords International and
>  >master builder;
>  >Carol lei Breckenridge, Farver Professor of Music at Central College,
>  >Pella, IA;
>  >Ed Kottick, Professor Emeritus University of Iowa, author, scholar,
>  >and builder;
>  >Tatyana Nivina, artist, graduate of the State School for Fine Arts
>  >and Design, Kieve, Russia;
>  >Janet K. Smith, award-winning public relations consultant, Kansas 
> City, Mo.;
>  >Peter Watchorn, born in Australia, now based in Boston, Mass:
>  >performer, scholar, builder, and recording artist.
>  >
>  >For more information, a complete schedule, and a Workshop
>  >registration form, click on
>  ><http://www.zhi.net/workshop>http://www.zhi.net/workshop.
>  >
>  >Please forgive us if you get more than one copy of this post.