Hi folks, I'm new here, how you all doing

This looks like a great place!

I'm a full time musician and I spend my life writing music, but if it wasn't music it would be magic. So at least if I go tone deaf I have something to fall back on

On the other hand, four fingers and a thumb

BEV

Hello Bev,
Welcome to the Magic Café!

We are glad you stopped by. Help yourself, the tab is on me:

This begs the question "What are you not telling us about the hand not mentioned?"

I like the way your screen name rolls off my tongue. Welcome to the club! (Geez, please don't say club has something to do with the other hand...)

Hi Bev!

Nice to have you join us at the Café. I see you've had a chance to look around a bit. It's a great place isn't it? The conversation is wonderful and the coffee almost as good.

Welcome to the Café!

Hi Bev
Welcome to the best place about magic ever. There are many musician-magicians here. So you are not alone...In fact you can not be alone here,everybody is so much friendly. Do not forget to post, it is the real fun of here.Please enjoy a cup of strong Turkish Coffee on my bill while you begin to type your next posts.

One of the best musician/magician types around is Michael Close who lives here in Las Vegas and who appears at the Monte Carlo casino in the Houdini Lounge on two nights a week. I think he also works at the Eiffel Tower restaurant in the Paris casino.
He is an exceptional pianist and excellent magician and a terrific reviewer. (Magic magazine)

Giday Bev

Welcome to the Café. This is graet place to discuss your interests in magic and I am sure there are plenty of Dinners who share you dual interests.

When it comes to tone deafness plenty of people tell me that I have it when I join in with singing, (and I think they are being kind when they share that insight).

Looking forward to reading you contributions.

Troppo Bob