A music session is a social gathering of musicians and singers who perform music in a relatively informal context.[1] Much of the music performed at such events is traditional music for the area, popular songs and other well-known tunes. In sessions, the participants typically improvise the accompaniment, song arrangements and musical ornaments to the melodies of songs or tunes. The venue may be a public bar, tavern, village hall or a private home.
The events usually occur at regular intervals and a weekday evening may be chosen if professional musicians are expected to take part, so that it does not interfere with paid weekend gigs. More amateur players may organize a session on a weekend. At a session, musicians usually play or sing for pleasure and to socialize. Frequently the musicians and singers are unpaid. However, one or two musicians (usually experienced players or professionals) are paid to 'lead' a session and to encourage others to join in. In a jazz or blues jam, the venue may pay a small "house band" (typically a rhythm section) to provide accompaniment.
^Foy, Barry (2009). Field guide to the Irish music session : a guide to enjoying Irish traditional music in its natural habitat. Rob Adams. Seattle, WA: Frogchart Press. ISBN 978-0-9817590-1-2. OCLC 740079172.
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