Dues are only $15 a year for an individual or $20 for a family, payable each January. If you are a new member and joining in mid year, just pay $1.25 for the months remaining in the year. You can then pay your $15 in January. (Example: Join in October: pay $3.75 for Oct., Nov. and Dec. In January, pay $15 for the upcoming year. This makes it easy for our treasurer, who now only has to send our dues notices once a year.)
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What are the benefits of joining the CACC?
- Friendship.
- A chance to share their experiences.
- Learn from other players, get tips.
- Learn the history of the instrument.
- Participate in performance opportunities for beginning and experienced players.
- Newsletter and free concertina arrangements each month.
- Get clean, easy to read and play concertina music.
- Meet some of the greatest players in the state.
- Meet the top concertina builders and repairman in the world.
After you join, practice the music listed on this site and then just come and play.
Step one is to learn Du Du, our club song. Every meeting begins with this one. You can’t imagine how wonderful it is to hear 40 or 50 concertinas playing together. If you only know the left hand part, come anyway. This whole club is open to helping and encouraging beginners. Play what you know.
Solo opportunities. Our better players sign up to play solos. This is a great goal for amateurs to set. It may take years, but it’s a great motivator. Join the CACC and you will become a better player.
But I don’t live in Minnesota. That’s OK. Not everyone can live here. We understand. Visit when you can. The Mall of America and a host of other attractions are only 30 minutes north of New Prague. They provide a great excuse to come and visit.
To join, just make checks payable to:
Czech Area Concertina Club
Mail to:
Dave Sibinski
12375 Flag Ave. So.
Savage, MN 55378
Include:
Name, Address, City, State, ZIP, Phone and e-mail.
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Attention Concertina Clubs of the World!
We would like to learn more about you. You are not alone. We think we have come up with a great club structure of officers, bylaws, performance opportunities and an environment that encourages beginners and satisfies the life-long player. Please let us know about you. If you would like to learn more about our club or would like help in starting your own, please call Dave Sibinski (952) 445-1192
To help you get your club started, feel free to use our bylaws as a useful model.
