November 2023 Challenge

[Hugh-AR]

If you haven't already seen it, please read the comments about what we are aiming for in this Challenge section.
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For the November Challenge we thought we'd go back to the very beginning and repeat the first New Challenge we had .. in August 2018. It was Brian007 who set the first Challenge, and this is what he said:

For the first Challenge, let`s start with something simple .. any tune sung or played by a Duo for any era. Eg. Peters and Lee, The Everly Brothers, etc.

For some hints on Duos and songs sung by a Duo, click this LINK:

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If you have a piece of music that will fit the bill, irrespective of whether or not you have posted it somewhere else in the Forum, please go ahead and post it. Please indicate the Duo your piece is based on.

Go to the Board CHALLENGE - AUGUST 2018 and click on NEWTOPIC. Put the name of your song in the Subject line .. and do your post as you would normally do. Please give us any interesting information you may have about the piece you are posting.

Brian007

Well this time it's the November 2023 Challenge .. so click this LINK to go there directly (NOT August 2018!).

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http://www.tierce-de-picardie.co.uk/viewforum.php?f=521

Now by all means go back and see what entries we had in August 2018 by clicking this LINK:

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http://www.tierce-de-picardie.co.uk/viewforum.php?f=349

The CHALLENGE in 2023 is not only (1) to post a piece of music to fit the criteria, but also (2) to put up a REPLY to something somebody else has put up and tell us something interesting .. either about the song itself .. or the duo that sang it. Or something else that you think Members might be interested in reading. And also (of course) to make a comment about the piece of music the Member has played.

Hugh and Den