Introduction Who is Hanaba?

[Hanaba]

In this case, Hanaba is me -- casual Texas saxophonist who plays mostly an inherited 1923 C-Melody (Pan American) and sometimes a circa-1969 pawnshop Buescher Aristocrat with a questionable past (many dings) and sometimes a nice little 1923 Holton alto, also found in a pawnshop. I'm posting this blurb simply because I'm supposed to introduce myself. I've really been working more on fiddle than sax the last few years. I take both instruments to jams to give listeners and fellow-musicians a break from hearing too much of either sax or fiddle. Primary genre: Country (because that's the genre that prevails at the jams). I'd rather be playing songs from the 1930s.
I don't want to start a discussion, but I think I have to in order to introduce myself. I'd rather stay in the shadows.

 

[Pete Thomas]

I'm posting this blurb simply because I'm supposed to introduce myself.

I don't want to start a discussion, but I think I have to in order to introduce myself.

Welcome!

It's not compulsory to introduce yourself, we wouldn't hold it against you if you didn't, but it's always nice if you do intend to take part in discussion.

 

[Jeanette]

Hi

Thanks for the intro, you can now graciously fade into the background always knowing you are welcome to join or start a discussion when the mood takes you.

Jx

 

[Ghr9204]

Welcome to the forum, @Hanaba . You don't have to initiate a conversation.

If and when you feel a word or two, or simply tack a suitable emogi on someone's post, by all means it is welcomed. But if you prefer to lurk, that is fine, too.

The fact you piped up and shared a little of yourself is appreciated.

 

[Hanaba]

Thanks to all for the kind welcome.

 

[PigSquealer]

Howdy from sunny Califonia.

 

[Ivan]

Hello, from a balmy and globally warmed Scotland

 

[Woodpad]

Howdoe from a sunny Brabant. Nice wheather for a discussion.