Ultimate Rhoads

Was looking thru all the posts and could not find the answer to my question.
The seance blog was interesting. I think if Randy wants to be heard you'll hear him. I'm sure there is much he would want to say to Sharon! I digress, If any of you ever took lessons at Musonia, and I know this is trivial but, perhaps one has asked the question, "Why did Delores call Musonia School of Music, Musonia! " .I know it may not matter to most, but sometimes we don't ask people we know questions, and then they are gone. I never asked that question of Randy, although I often wondered. Cheers!

Kelly Garni has promised to answer this question! Let's see if he comes through for Randy!

Call Musonia and talk to Kelle. He will answer that for you and anything else you'd like to know.

Kelly mentioned this to me when I was there last month. Said she "made it up"

Musonia = "Place of Music".

Just a guess. We have a town named Gastonia nearby. Gaston was some french guy and "onia" as far as I can tell means a place, town, etc.

Brilliant name for a place of music.

Edit: the "Mus" part may be for "Muse":

Noun
the muse a force or person, esp. a woman, that inspires a creative artist

I asked Kelle R. about it the other day. He said Mrs. R wanted a word that combined the words music and sound. I believe the word sonic, and possibly sonia are latin for sound.

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That has made my night thanks

Matt

seems like it's a combo of music and california...wasnt delores from chicago originally?

krgarni wrote:I asked Kelle R. about it the other day. He said Mrs. R wanted a word that combined the words music and sound. I believe the word sonic, and possibly sonia are latin for sound.

Can I remove mine?

Nope...Delores was born in Cali. When i met her a few weeks ago she said so. I believe she was raised in ...as she prounounced it...San Bern-AR-dino.