Making Music Making Use of CHORD CHARTS, Learning Many New Things

I have been Playing for Audiences in Jam Sessions, and I Played 

in a Little Music Group for a few Years, based around experimenting with Making Music, and also actually Composing Music, only because of Corona, other activities etc. etc. 

we didn't play together for a long time,

Last Year I Started in a New Music Group, 

that's more based around 

Playing actual Cover Songs, 

from already well known Existing Reportoire, I was asked to Visit this Group Years ago,  

and Funny enough somehow it seems like I wasn't meant to be in this group (yet) because 

somehow I thought is was in an other location than I thought is was. For Years I somehow was under impression that it was in an other building. I tried to Visit the Music Group several times and simply looked for it at the wrong place at an inirely other location than I was under the impression it is. 

Than finially I discovered that it was at this other location. 

Practice Setup 

and Stage Setup

Last year I Played Several times already, also learning to get a little more handy at 

Learning the Basics of Folding 

a Music Stand, and just practicing making Music in this New Group, 

Practicing both in Our Practice Setup

(in a circle that makes it easier to see each other and communicate more easily) 

and Practice in Stage Setup, 

and also actually Playing for Audiences, and some time ago in November 

we actually perfomed for a bigger crowd during 'Informal Care Day'.

(we even made a recording with the Microphone at a rather High Altitude so that 

it mostly picks up the Music instead of all the noise in the Crowd) 

A CHORD Book divided in Blocks,

Makes it Easy to find your Reportoire:

For this we have a nicely compiled Chord Book with CORD CHARTS, nicely organised 

in 5 Blocks all with 6 Songs (except for Block 5 that only has 4 Songs) 

In the Video here above you can see How to Create a Professional CHORD CHART.