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Sue Wrote:

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> I'd have thought a "professional musician" was

> somebody who made their living from playing music,

> but what would I know :))


Yep, I'd agree. And semi-pro if it's a regular side-line with reasonable pay.. (e.g. most covers/functions bands)

  • 2 weeks later...
The date is looming Date is Sat 10 June 12.00-15.00 have any musical architects dentist lawyers who have a few moment free between playing rugby and being school governors offered their talents! Be minded you often get what you pay for or don't as the case may be

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