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JOSEPH DADY MEMORIAL MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP

Live in Concert: 1992

Live in Concert: 1992

Live in Concert: 1992

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Recorded at the Hochstein Music Hall in Rochester with special guests Roxanne Ziegler on harp and Mitzie Collins on hammered dulcimer.

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JOSEPH DADY MEMORIAL MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP

"AND WHEN THESE FINGERS CAN STRUM NO LONGER,
GIVE THE OLD BANJO TO YOUNG ONES STRONGER"

Few things brought Joe more joy than passing on the music to the next generation. Whether it was to his adoring nieces and nephews, or grand nieces and nephews, or to the many students he taught from his Conesus Cabin Home, he was a patient teacher and delighted in helping them pick up an instrument and find the music in it. He often used the Pete Seeger quote above. We thought it only fitting that we establish a music scholarship in Joe's memory. It's what he would have wanted.

The Joseph Dady Memorial Music Scholarship is a United Way of Greater Rochester Donor Advised Fund.

Please send your tax-deductible check to:

United Way of Greater Rochester and the Finger Lakes
Dady Memorial Music Scholarship
75 College Avenue
Rochester, NY 14607

Or donate online at https://unitedwayrocflx.org/get-involved/ways-to-give/make-a-payment/
Choose "Donor Advised Fund" from drop down menu/ Account #1468

"AND WHEN THESE FINGERS CAN STRUM NO LONBGER, HAND THE OLD BANJO TO YOUNG ONES STRONGER"

Few things brought Joe more joy than passing the music on to the next generation. Whether it was to his adoring nieces and nephews, and grand nieces and nephews, or to the many students he taught from his Conesus Cabin Home, he was a patient teacher and delighted in helping them pick up an instrument and find the music in it.

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