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Thanks for dropping by to check out "I LONG FOR YOU"
This is a NEST RECORDS single, co-written and recorded with one of NEST records' new artists, Shannon Miller.
NEST is a group of worshippers whose hearts long for Jesus and for others to know Him. We write music and lead worship with the hope that all who hear and sing along will have a deeper love for God.
The sales from this single will go
towards the production of a
NEW CHRISTMAS RECORD
that hopefully will be released in 2014!
So if you are definitely wanting that to happen, FEEL FREE TO GIVE as much as you would like towards that effort!
The Christmas record will be a Collection of some of your favorite songs and singers! Lizi Bailey, Jill DeZwaan, Lauren Chandler, myself and a few other ladies will be on this "NEST Collective", along with some new voices that you are going to love!!
The goal of this christmas record is to not only create more music to celebrate the true meaning of christmas, but also to help provide startup funds for new music.
BY PURCHASING MUSIC
YOU ARE HELPING CREATE MORE MUSIC
& ARE SUPPORTING
NEW ARTISTS & NEW MUSIC!
We are taking requests too, so please send a little note with your purchase and perhaps your favorite Christmas song will be picked for this recording!
Thanks again for purchasing "I Long For You"!
I am truly grateful!!!
released April 16, 2014
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We’re Soslo, we do very slow music that usually lasts for a very long time. We’re friends too. Soslo is Painé Cuadrelli (based in Milan, Italy, seated) and Sergio Messina (in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, standing). We play live as well. You can reach us via this link. Thanks for visiting.


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Conversation for Room with Piano and Loudspeaker Array
Julie Moon, Madalyn Merkey
In 2015, Merkey translated the pioneer electronic music text, Due scuole di musica elettronica in Italia (1968) by composer Enore Zaffiri (b. Turin, 1928), from Italian to English.
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Gwen was commissioned by The Actors' Fund of America to create an Annual Lifetime Achievement Award for Julie Harris
Julie Harris with award
Gwen Marcus with Gwen Verdon after the award ceremony
Betty White presenting The Lifetime Achievement Award To Gwen Verdon
Marcus is available for portraits and commissions upon request.
Marcus's sensitivity and ability to capture the richness and spirit of her subjects has made her a much sought after artist. She has been selected to create portraits and commissions throughout the world.> Click here to contact Gwen


A Dual language comic book. English/Norwegian. Front side is in English, flip the book over for the same story in Norwegian!
Based on a Norwegian folktale.
Size: 6.75” x 10.25”. Full color. 24 pages (including cover).
Please note page and frame samples are not in succession.
Available for purchase in the shop!


music composer / music producer
Tiziano Bellu is an italian freelance music composer.
He started making music by doing some covers and personal projects, after some time he started working for some indie games and other several commissions for clients.He made soundtracks for some games, animations, trailers and webtoons too.
He has a knowledgeable in genres such as: rock/metal, orchestral, electronic, jazz, and many more as video game music can be diverse with styles.You can check his works on Spotify, Instagram and Soundcloud.
Interested? Get in touch!
･ €･ €･ For more than one track, please email me first
so we can discuss the prices.･ You can use the music in any project. (Also commercially).
The music becomes exclusive to your project but
you cannot resell the music directly.Loops don't count unless there are significant changes in the song loop
email paypal: email@example.com
･ You send me an email of your inquiry and we discuss the details if there are any (if you have a specific deadline, please let me know. Otherwise, the length is within a month minimum)･ I will send you a demo of the song idea. If you approve, I’ll send you an invoice, you’ll pay me, and I’ll work on finishing the song. If you disapprove, I take the song back to the cutting board until I get it just right. (if a different process suits you, we may discuss it together).･ I will send you the finished copy and that's it! (Unless there is an extra process with contracts involved)
･ Feel free to provide as much detail about the type of song you want (or detail about the project you're using it for if there is one). It definitely helps give me a better idea of what you're going for.･ I try to finish commissions within a week (minimum).･ Since I also work on other projects, if I do not receive any updates from you for more than 3 months, I will consider your commission completed (regardless of status).I look forward to hearing from you!
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I-Hear-Too members are putting the finishes touches on new sound art work for a unique event coming up next week on Wednesday 19th September.
After the success of the I Hear Too Live event in the Minster in 2009 we have commissioned sound artists and composers to produce new works in response to the fabulous rooms and spaces of the historic Guildhall and Mansion House in York.
The programme includes contributions from Louise K Wilson, David Chapman, Geodesic Arts, Historyworks (Helen Weinstein and Jon Calver), Jon Was and Aaron Watson and has been produced in collaboration with the International Conference on Digital Audio Effects.(DAFx-12) which takes place in York this year.
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One of the must do things to do in London is to take your seat at one of the many places to eat in Covent Garden. Book your table with Bistro1 and you’ll be enjoying the finest Mediterranean food at cheap prices.
Eating out in Covent Garden is great enjoyment for couples, families and colleagues, with a nice stroll through the plaza awaiting you after your meal. Good restaurants in Covent Garden come in the shape of Bistro1 – the friendliest restaurants in London.
We’re very close to many Covent Garden theatres including Vaudeville Theatre, Adelphi Theatre, Duchess Theatre, Aldwych Theatre, Theatre Royal and Fortune Theatre.
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The Adelphi Theatre London was built in 1930 and is the current home of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s sequel to The Phantom of the Opera, Love Never Dies. AdelphiTheatreLondon.com provides details of the theatre including how to buy Love Never Dies tickets, Adelphi seating plans and nearby recommended hotels. Bistro1 is just a two minute walk from the theatre, and is perfect to dine in before watching a show at the Adelphi.
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Orbiter is a game of skill. You'll have to use your reflexes to jump from planet to planet.
See how many planets you can travel by and compete with your friends!
Game is still in development. New stuff is coming soon!
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Ve hacia cuantos planetas puedes llegar y compite con tus amigos!
El juego sigue en desarrollo. Pronto llegarán nuevas cosas!
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The Hearing Zone: Hyundai & Spotify reveal the UK's ultimate driving playlist
Swedish streaming pioneer Spotify unveiled the ultimate driving playlist of the summer at House of Hyundai’s Hearing zone.
Our research shows that one of the greatest factors affecting our emotions when we drive is sound. Sound has seen huge innovation over the last 50 years, as the world moved from radio and records to streaming, but the coming trend is when things get personal
Companies like Spotify have enabled us to expand our in-car soundtrack beyond just radio DJs, the CDs we can fit in the glovebox and the contents of an MP3 player. By using ‘big data’ they can help us discover obscure music that we will love while also teaching us ever more about what people want from music.


Co-choreographed/danced with Kathleen Rea that explore how stories from their elders weave into their own life as mothers. Production supported by the Toronto Arts Council, Canada Arts Council and produced by Reason d'etre Productions. October 3-6, 2019 IGAC Artscape YoungPlace, Toronto.
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8:00 pm Friday October 4, 2019
8:00 pm Saturday October 5, 2019
7:00 pm Sunday October 6, 2019 (RELAXED SHOW - print out of text provided ahead of time, music played slightly lower, description of possible trigger done prior the show, people can come and go as they please).
After each show audience is invited to sit in a circle with Suzanne and Kathleen and talk with them.
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Last month I spent some time in Tokyo. I was walking the streets of Shinjuku, plugged into my old iPod, when this song came on. I had not heard it for years, but it seemed to frame to scene perfectly.
500 Songs is quickly turning into one of those projects I only deal with during national holidays, and so I am kicking off Easter 2010 with some annoyingly addictive blog house.
In the mission statement, I warned that 500 Songs would be comically current – not dating much farther back than a few decades. Here is living up to that.
Ellie Goulding is going to be the La Roux of 2010, when her debut album Lights drops in March. She has already been a blogosphere darling for the past six months or so, even before the first single was released digitally in September of last year.
This is an obvious one.
I am writing this on the last day of the year – the decade even. With the suspension for tomorrow’s parties building, there is also the blue hue of broken promises and families, dead end jobs, aging bodies. You could call it bittersweet.
House music has always been a bit of a blind spot for me.
I think it’s something with a style of music with such a coherent structure, that to an outsider, it all sounds the same. See also, jazz and classical.
This is something I wrote years ago at Last.fm, but it still rings all too true.
Also, intermissions will also be a reoccurring feature on 500 Songs.com. Because not every thought is accompanied by chords.
As I will probably still be posting songs here next Christmas (and the one after that), I first intended to save this song. But, with the holidays just a few days away, I didn’t want to keep this gem from the few followers that this site might already have.
With only a few days to Christmas Eve, I figured it was time to start churning out the holiday songs.
This one is special in more ways than one.
The original song – easily my favorite among traditional ones – was probably written in 1940. There’s some debate about that, but we do know that Bing Crosby’s version is the best selling single of all time with more than 50 million copies sold. Also counting collections, that number reaches eight figures.
I don’t care too much for ever changing genre definitions. My iTunes library, while compromised of tens of thousands of songs, only has a handful of different genres. Pop, rock, hip hop, electronic, jazz, classical. I am still figuring out where some of my favorite music should go.
Here’s one I don’t have much of a story for.
I might have picked this song up from a tv show, most probably something like The OC, Gossip Girl or One Tree Hill. Even though I didn’t watch the latter two that much, they do have terrific music supervisors, so I tend to get their soundtracks.
You’d be hard pressed to find anything more influential in music during the 00’s than mashup culture.
A lot of the time, the resulting music is interesting rather than good (The Grey Album), but there are a few exceptions to that rule. The hyperactive bite size music of Girl Talk will probably end up on this list, and I always intended for Mick Boogie and Terry Urban to be as well.
In the mission statement (I like calling it that, as if this site is some kind of blue chip business venture) for 500 Songs, I mention that it won’t have a lot of old soul songs.
I would like to kick this project off by contradicting myself.
When I planned 500 Songs, it was very clear to me that this list would reflect my views on musical geography, where London is not the capital of the world. It has not been for more than 40 years.


JULY 20- August 1
Barbara Barker Center for Dance
— The New York Times
“They’re athletic, sharp, articulate dancers, supple and beautifully controlled, and they connect immediately with audiences.”
— Camille Le Fevre,
2015 Cowles Center Season April 2-4
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Tableau vivant was a popular theatrical form in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Women figured largely into this practice as they posed on floats in small town parades depicting historical or allegorical scenes such as “Columbia” and “the Original Thirteen States.” Tableaux vivants including “Joan of Arc” acted as agents for women to explore new identities during the fight for women’s suffrage.
Instead of holding poses, the “Tableaux Vivants” depicted by Shapiro & Smith Dance will yank these scenes right off the 4th of July float and into the intimacy of the human experience.
Featuring five female dancers of Shapiro & Smith Dance - Laura Selle Virtucio, Kari Mosel, Lauren Baker, Stephanie Schroeder and Mirabai Miller will be joined in this piece by Zoe Sealy, Erin Thompson, Judith Howard, and Mary Moore Easter. Scott Killian will be composing an original score.
In addition to Tableau Vivant, Shapiro & Smith Dance will also be premiering “Ravel x3”, a visually complex interpretation of three different compositions by Maurice Ravel.
This project is funded with the generous support of The National Endowment for the Arts, Target Foundation, McKnight Foundation and The Metropolitan Regional Arts Council.
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When the two Kentucky boys—Eddie, is from Lancaster and Troy is from Lexington first burst onto the national scene in 1999 with the defiant "Hillbilly Shoes" notice was served—country music had never seen a hard driving duo like this.
Despite the millions of albums sold, the sold out shows and the scores of awards, Montgomery Gentry remains in touch with its working class roots. "We are blue collar workers and we lived the songs that we sing," says Troy. "Because of that, our fans are able to make the connection and when they hear our songs, they know we are singing with passion and we know what we are talking about."


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I sort of ignored all the flowery praises from the judges, NOT saying this young man didn’t deserve them, but this is a show about dancing.
And dance Leroy did! THIS is why I love this show, absolutely love it. I mean, I put the premiere of this show on my frig calendar so I don’t miss it, that’s how much I love this show. Occasionally, there’s someone that rubs me the wrong way-cocky, rude, fake, whatever…but once in awhile, there are people that just love to dance. And it comes through, and it makes me smile.
Twitch (Season 4) and Hawk (Season 3) are two of our favorite dancers, but how can you not love someone like this.
I think I’m going to go back to ballet…aside from the fact that I love to dance, it gave me killer leg muscles!
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Restoring God's Family Ministry (RGF) is hosting its first annual Showcase of Lights at this year's SXSW 2020. The concert, produced by the Christ-centered team at RGF Ministries, has five exciting headliners, including Khaki and Spvcegvng, Cameron, Marquita and Drew Wolber, Gerald Wilburn Jr., and Sara Driver's Studio. The showcase will also include a Christian Open Mic and a Young musicians competition. Bucklin's BBQ Sauce varieties will also be available for sale. The Bucklin's Showcase of Lights is 2 days full of Christ, music, good food and prayer. The showcase begins at 1pm and runs through 8pm. For more information, visit BucklinsSXSW.


"Love and life is all about ... connections"
Thank you for visiting this site. It is designed to act as a record of my musical output and as such contains a collection of songs and instrumentals charting my adventures in the fields of home studio recording and music production.
All original compositions using voice, acoustic and electric guitar (sometimes using altered tunings), bouzouki, low and high whistle and MIDI instrumentation. Working on larger musical projects has lead to me employing a degree of classical orchestration in some of my more recent work using virtual instruments.
On this site you will find my own songs and instrumentals, collaborative work with other Soundcloud members and links to my two major music projects that have their own websites.
Site content is divided up into discrete sections to ease navigation. You can just scroll through the site but the top menu should make it much easier to find the section you are interested in. The little house symbol at the end of each section will return you to the top menu. Off-site external links and Soundcloud tracks will open in a new window. This will allow you to return to this site by simply closing the new window.
Menu items exist for my own Songs and Instrumentals. Additionally, Soundcloud collaborations are divided into Song collaborations and Instrumental collaborations
There is a further section called Projects with a general overview of my larger music projects and links to the project websites.
In addition to my individual songs, instrumentals and collaborative works, I have two larger on-going music projects.
This is a long-term Progressive Rock project. Here is some background information
On the 25th February 2016, an idea came into my head for a song involving the concept of a lighthouse in space. What would it be like to be in the back of beyond, all alone in deep space?
Lyrics followed and then musical ideas involving orchestration to denote the expanse of space and incorporating strings and brass mixed together with synthesizers and electric guitar.
Just over 1.5 years later (560 days), this 16.5 minute monster is finally ready. This track has acted for me as an apprenticeship in recording, mixing and simple mastering. The original rough demo was completed by December 2016 but final construction only truly began in January 2017, with everything being re-recorded.
The track itself isn't particularity lyric heavy, with instrumental sections very much in keeping with a larger Prog Rock piece. Since it is quite long at 16.5 minutes I suggest listeners settle down and hopefully lose themselves in Deep Space for a while. :-)
Following the release of 'The Lighthouse Keeper' track, further ideas are being developed for four more tracks in the series.
For further information please go to the Project website. Please note this external link transfers you fully to the project site.The Lighthouse Keeper - Website Link
The Pilgrims Way is the old waymarked safe crossing point to the tidal island of Lindisfarne, also known as Holy Island, off the NE coast of the UK. The eponymous opening track of this instrumental music project acts as a musical gateway to explore the history and natural world of this magical place.
For further information please go to the Project website. Please note this external link transfers you fully to the project site.The Pilgrims Way Project - Website Link


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Darlene Franz Seattle, Washington
Since 2006, Darlene Franz has been composing chants and facilitating mindful singing workshops throughout the US and Canada. Her work with groups cultivates the expansion of embodied attention and presence. Through active and meditative practices based in sacred mantric interspiritual chant, singers and “non-singers” can discover grounded, centered, whole awareness while singing.
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Thank you for visiting my homepage. This website reflects my varied interests.
I worked professionally in film and television for many years, principally with the BBC in London and Bristol, mostly in special make-up effects, sculpting many original effects for 'Casualty' - a ground-breaking show in the 80s and 90s! The show won the BAFTA award for best make-up in 1992, and Best Design Team award from the Royal Television Society in 1993.
Now I am returning to filmmaking as an independent specialising in stop-motion, which combines my love of sculpture and storytelling. I am working on a new project of my own, "The Legend of Jan Tregeagle", as well as on various films for others. For more information click here.
The theatre has always been a passion of mine, and there is more information about the plays I have written and directed here.
I built the boat in the pictures, so if you want to find out some more about the construction of my 10m catamaran, there are lots of articles first published in 'Multihull Review' with a load of pictures here.
I am a committed environmentalist, and have been giving talks on aspects of the subject. These can be accessed here.
If you would like to contact me please click here.


Besides my passions for food and art, I have always been a jazz buff. As a teen growing up in New York, I would stalk the clubs, listening from the street, sneaking into festival concerts during intermission, going to every free performance I could manage. I saw so many ‘greats:’ Diz, Basie, Bill Evans, Stan Getz, Sarah Vaughan, Ella. You name ‘em, I saw ‘em. That golden era is a memory, but “the melody lingers on”.
Here in our capital loca there is a small but healthy jazz scene, and I like to go and listen to live music. So it was a tuneful pleasure to discover Blue Monk Jazz Bistro, located just north of Polanco. This room, open since early 2011, was the rebirth of Papabetos, a club that lost its bearings to the wrecking ball. The club is run by Yuko Fujino, an affable Japanese ex-pat and music lover. Yuko-san hangs out and schmoozes with musicians and customers like a good club-owner should. The airy, rectangular space is just right for music, neither too big nor too cramped to listen. The sound system is pro, and thankfully, set at a perfect volume for hearing the subtle details of this, America’s classical music.
The club is open for lunch daily; check the schedule for live shows, which usually take place Friday and Saturday at 10. Cover fees vary, usually hovering around $150. If you want to be sure what kind of music you are going to see, simply do a search on Youtube – most musicians can be sampled. There is ample parking on the street and/or valet service.
See my previous jazz related post: http://goodfoodmexicocity.blogspot.mx/2011/06/jazz-and-cocktails-divas-go-mexican.html
Blue Monk Jazz Bistro
Bahía de San Hipólito 51, Colonia Anáhuac
Tel. 5525-0755, 4432-4425
Open Monday - Saturday from 1:30 PM
In the centro, visit:
Zinco Jazz Club
Motolinia 20 (basement)
Tel: 5512-3369 , Open Wednesday-Sunday, from 9pm
The best jazz club in the city is in the basement of an Aztec-Deco office building and will remind aficionados of the Village Vanguard in New York. Local groups headline; check their webpage for schedule.
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A SERIES OF EVENTS EVERY WEDNESDAY
IN JULY AND AUGUST 2020
L23 Wednesdays is a series of weekly public events taking place throughout the Summer of 2020 in the context of the temporary occupation of a building in Zurich’s city centre. The program is devised by a group of artists and creatives taking part in an ephemeral residency project initiated by Giovanna Lisignoli and Simon W Marin in the same building with the intent of providing a group of professionals from the cultural field with free working spaces. Starting on July 1st, the events take place every Wednesday evening and culminate on August 19 with the opening of an exhibition, including works by the residents and guests, as well as interventions by external contributors.
July 1st, 6–10 pm
Screening/Talk and communal dancing hosted by Ivy Monteiro
with House of B. Poderosa and guests
SOUND OF L23
Acoustic workshop hosted
by Jesus Andres
CORAL REEF IN DANGER: REBUILDING UNDERWATER RUINS
Talk hosted by
Marie Griesmar with guest
July 22, 6–10 pm
performance hosted by tracy
september in collaboration with Kamran
Hosted by Nina Emge
with Natania Prezant
Nina Emge invites musician and artist Pablo Lienhard to present his new project NO_INPUT_sequencing in the context of L23 Wednesdays. The sonic performance revolves around site specific listening stations that integrate the characteristics of the former logistic space in the sonic experience.
Hosted by Jasmine Gregory
August 12, 6–11pm
JAM & NUNO FELT WORKSHOP
A nuno felt workshop hosted by Karolin Braegger with Janek Ackermann followed by food and music program.
L23 Residency Final Exhibition


Listening to a podcast on 95bfm I heard breakfast DJ Mikey Havoc called Member of Parliament, Brian Tamaki a coozer live on air. Russell Brown, his interviewee said “what a great word”. Then Mikey Havoc said Dave Dobbyn got him back into using it. Awesome! Coozer is coming back!
This is my previous post on the coozer game that I made up.


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Barbershop harmony is four-part, a cappella, close-harmony singing. The four parts are:
LEAD - usually sings the melody, although in some pieces other parts can sing the melody, briefly.
TENOR - usually sings above the lead.
BASS - usually sings the lowest notes.
BARITONE - usually sings between the Lead and the Bass.
Barbershoppers sing without reference to a printed score - i.e., from memory.
Barbershop Quartets are a vital part of Barbershop singing. Here each part is sung by a single person,
which means that each singer has only himself to carry his part. This puts a lot of pressure on the singers and
it requires a lot of practice.
We hold rehearsals Thursday evenings between 7 and 9 pm at the clubhouse
at Waters Edge. in Bradenton. You are welcome to come and observe, and (men only, Supreme Court willing) join us. Enter
at gate on 30th Ave. W, located between 14th and 24th streets.
We hold our annual show in March of every year. This year it will be at Harmony Hall on Lakeshore Drive in Colony Cove,
at 2:30 pm, Sun., March 13, 2016.
We will sing at Cypress Springs, 9085 Town center Pkwy in Bradenton,
at 2:00 pm on March 23.
We will perform at Sahib Shriner's Hall, Beneva Rd. and Circus Blvd., at 1:00 pm, on March 24.
We have no performances scheduled prior to ou annual show at this time, but that could change.
We are available to perform additional shows. Call Evelyn Ferguson (941-356-4719) for details.
Every February we perform singing valentines. The cost is $35. Call Charles Bunton 941-794-6768.


SPIRIT OF PLYMOUTH WALKING TOURS
2022 SEASON IS ALMOST OVER!
Thank you to all who have supported us on this journey so far. Tickets are now available for our Halloween interactive tour, Murder, Mystery and Mayhem. Join us for a walk through time on the darker side of history. Thanksgiving Stroll dates will be added soon. Like us on Facebook for periodic specials and discount codes. Virtual tours also available on www.Beeyonder.com.
We are always happy to book out of season tours for groups of 6 or more with advanced notice. Murder on Rum Row and Murder, Mystery and Mayhem require at least 20 people and two weeks notice, as actors need to be hired for those options.
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Born and raised on the island of Bahrain, Salman moved to London for college at the age of sixteen. Salman began his journey within the electronic music scene after he slumped into a four-day time-warp hole, attending industrial warehouses and after-hours in East London when he coincidentally crossed paths with a flock of goth ravers after locking himself out of his apartment one morning. His professional involvement in the scene, however, began shortly after moving to the US in 2015. His passion and interest in dancefloor politics and purpose to make a change gradually came to light as he dived deep into the North American underground queer techno community.
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VISCERAL is Rave Scout Cookies' event-focused sister-platform based in Cambridge, MA. VISCERAL's forward-thinking approach to nightlife has been essential to the growth of the scene in Boston and beyond, collaborating with inspiring artists, collectives, and platforms from all around the world and defying conventional expectations of what a techno event should look and sound like. The intersection of music and visual arts has a social function that seeks to disrupt the dynamic between the artist, the music, and the audience.


What a great evenings entertainment, fabulous food and great company!
Thinks everyone who attended can say what a great night everyone had. From the drinks reception, to speaker Neil Back , to the raffle and auction, to the very end - everyone enjoyed themselves.
A big thank you must go to our MC and comedian for the evening Pete Emmett who kept everyone informed, encouraging people to dig deep, a fabulous MC and a very funny comedian.
A very very special thank you to our guest and now, hopefully, friend of Orrell, Neil Back. A Rugby legend who entertained us all with some great stories. A truly friendly guy who said hello to everyone in the room. We hope you will come and join us again.
Thanks also to everyone who donated prizes for our fundraising, especially Colin Ratcliffe at Brookhouse Contracting.
Last but no means least to Peter and the team at Houghwood. Thank you for helping us have such a great evening!
Finally a big thank you to the organisers and helpers .
Our future is definitely black and amber
Updated 17:12 - 13 Nov 2018 by Tracy Monckton


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This was the official first mobile episode and it was killer! I had the great pleasure of sitting down with one of music's most passionate listeners. Philip O'Hanlon works in the high end audio industry and brings us the absolute top level and deepest experience through sound systems. It is true how different things sound through the right set up. He is involved with the 50 year anniversary of Abbey Road by The Beatles and has tremendous news about it and how we can all be involved in experiencing a life changing event. Listen in on these incredible stories and what is coming for us to hear. Enjoy!


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They are hosting a fundraising event because recently they were unsuccessful with their first funding bid but they are not letting that get them down. They have such an amazing programme lined up and with your help we can make it happen!
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Thurs., Sept. 17th @ 7 pm - Poetry Reading by Daniel Hales (Zoom): Greenfield-based writer/poet and musician Daniel Hales is the author most recently of Como Hacer Preguntas?or, How To Make Questions: 69 Instructional Poems in English (Frayed Edge Press, 2020), the hybrid novel Run Story (Shape&Nature Press) and three poetry chapbooks: Shake My Ashes, Blind Drive and Tempo Maps. His poetry, flash fiction and hybrid writing have appeared in Verse Daily, Conduit, Booth, Quarter After Eight and many other journals. His primary musical project, The Frost Heaves and Hales, have released four full-length albums, including Contrariwise: Songs from Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures In Wonderland & Through the Looking Glass.
Visit www.danielhales.com. To register for this Zoom event, email the Warwick Library at firstname.lastname@example.org or call 978-544-7866 (Mondays 10-4, Tuesdays 1-8, Thursdays 5-8). All welcome - please share/post.


April: Book with a one word title.
The Wolves of Mercy Falls #1 – Maggie Stiefvater
For years, Grace has watched the wolves in the woods behind her house. One yellow-eyed wolf—her wolf—is a chilling presence she can’t seem to live without.
Meanwhile, Sam has lived two lives: In winter, the frozen woods, the protection of the pack, and the silent company of a fearless girl. In summer, a few precious months of being human… until the cold makes him shift back again.
Now, Grace meets a yellow-eyed boy whose familiarity takes her breath away. It’s her wolf. It has to be. But as winter nears, Sam must fight to stay human—or risk losing himself, and Grace, forever.
This book was very readable, easygoing and accessible. Just what I’ve been needing to get me in the reading mood. It’s a dual-perspective story following the interactions between Grace (‘normal girl’) and Sam (sometime wolf/boy). There’s a minor side-plot which I assume will be furthered in subsequent books. It showcases an interesting new take on the werewolf myth – presenting the condition as an infection rather than a supernatural curse – which is refreshing.
That said, the story was quite tame and the ending of the book was somewhat trite. There was no real message or lesson, leaving the plot a little lacking. All in all, it was a fluffy little romance; good for killing time. Sadly it didn’t leave me craving more of the Grace/Sam story and I doubt that I’ll be seeking out the remaining three books in the series.


Henry Mazel brilliantly melds the glitz and the glamour of old Hollywood with the grit and the grime of the harsh New York Streets. He weaves a tale of intrigue, murder and suspense that would have made Sam Spade proud. His prose brings to life the embattled feelings of an sardonic detective who has seen too much, but still has a hint of human vulnerability.
The marvel is the intricate plot, that seems to me, to be historically accurate and meticulously researched. The protagonist, Alex Rada, is the iconic hardboiled detective who maintains an even strain on the outside, yet seethes with an inner emotion. The backdrop here is of a time of glitz in Hollywood, the grime of noir New York, and the Jim Crow mentality that existed in both.
This is a splendid and well thought out piece.My only complaint is I wish it were longer; I would have like to spend more time with these characters.


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Since 1975, Leddy Center has been producing quality shows, concerts and music education in southeastern New Hampshire! Leddy Center's 2014 season includes wonderful musicals, shows, concerts, Christmas operas, school productions, summer camps, group classes and private lessons in the arts.
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I’ve teamed up with Wine & Wedding in Italy to offer this fantastic giveaway to the London Wedding Fair, 18-20 April. Held at the London ExCel Centre! We are giving away one VIP ticket (+ guest), and 10 regular admission tickets. VIP tickets are valued at £35 each, and general admission is valued at £18 each. inner’s tickets will be labeled with individual names, and left at the reservations desk. Ticket entitles entry into choice of one day only, and are not for resale. Please enter below, and share to increase your chances of winning! Good luck!


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is a wonderful film which I can’t recommend highly enough. Dublin. A busker. A Czech pianist, selling roses on the street to scrape a living. Not a great deal else. Subtle, simple film-making hung around wonderful music.
One response to “Once…”
This was first released here in Dublin a while ago and I missed it! I’ll have to wait for DVD release.
There really are some great buskers on Grafton Street (and some awful ones! – my favourite is the two goth teenagers, one singing vocals and the other playing bass.)
And it’s true about girls going down to the corner shop (at any time of the day) in their pyjamas. I saw two this morning.


We were commissioned by the BBC to provide ideas and designs for their annual Showcase event in Brighton which attracts attendees from around the world. The event consisted of two themes evenings – “Moonscape” and “Centric Circles” held over a week in the ballroom at the Grand Hotel. We were honoured to be selected for this high profile event – See images in the events gallery.
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The BBC commissioned us to design flowers for their annual Showcase feature event in Brighton. We provided designs and ideas for various major events held over the week, which included Moonscape and Centric Circles themes for the ballroom events at the Grand Hotel. The Showcase attracts industry attendance from all over the world, and we were honoured to be selected for our innovative designs.


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«All the world’s a stage», as Shakespeare once said. From our large terrace, which overlooks the town square in Brig, guests can enjoy watching a unique tableau of local life. The terrace can also be booked for events.


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This winter, Doc Films presents a Werner Herzog retrospective series titled “CONQUISTADOR OF THE USELESS: THE FILMS OF WERNER HERZOG,” screening Wednesdays at 7PM and co-sponsored by the Department of Germanic Studies.
A man that prefers novels to films and wuxia to Godard, Herzog remains one of the most unique and strange people to touch a movie camera. At its core, his filmography is concerned with the philosophical implications of human civilization reacting against, yet still belonging to, a violent, entropic, and uncaring universe. This series attempts to analyze Herzog's thesis about human nature by covering both types of Herzog’s films: fictional narratives and documentary work.
For more information on this series and our full calendar, visit our website's page here.
1/10 at 7PM - THE ENIGMA OF KASPAR HAUSER
1/17 at 7PM - HEART OF GLASS
1/24 at 7PM - FITZCARRALDO
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2/7 at 7PM - BALLAD OF THE LITTLE SOLDIER and LESSONS OF DARKNESS
2/21 at 7PM - GRIZZLY MAN on 35mm
2/28 at 7PM - MY BEST FIEND
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This class is offered in conjunction with the Walker Art Center film series Ousmane Sembene: African Stories, November 5-20, 2010.
In addition to the films screened at the Walker, short Sembene films will be shown at the University of Minnesota campus. The schedule is posted below. The screenings are free and open to the public.
Note: All screenings will start just after 5 pm in Room 145, Nicholson Hall, East Bank campus (behind Northrop Auditorium nearby the Northrop box office and Church Street Garage). Parking is close by at the Church Street Garage or the Fourth Street Ramp. Stories and novellas that served as basis for films are all on reserve (both in original French and English translation) in the basement reserve room of Wilson Library.
Wednesday, October 20. Screening of Niiwam (1988, 80 min). Film directed by Sembene’s assistant director, Clarence Delgado, on basis of Sembene’s novella of the same name.
Wednesday, November 3. Screening of Sembene's film Taaw (1970, 24 min), based on novella of same name.
Wednesday, November 10. Screening of Sembene's "first African film," Borom Sarret (Cart Master, 1963 22 min), as well as Niaye (1964, 35 min), based on Sembene's novella White Genesis. Note: Borom Sarret subtitled in English; Niaye subtitled in French only, but has little dialogue.


I've had three pieces accepted into the Ohio Pastel Artists League Premiere show which will open on November 10th at Sunbear Studio in Alexandria Ohio. Awards will be presented on Sunday, Nov. 11 at 1pm in the second floor gallery. The show will hang until December 29th.
Make sure you take some time to see the show! The gallery is the working studio of pastelist, Meredith Martin and she has many artists selling all types of artwork. www.sunbearstudio.com


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A Short Guide to the New Basque Music
by David Cox
Perhaps you are a Basque or a descendent of Basques and want to get to know your culture a bit better. Or live in Euskal Herria and have never discovered Basque language music, or maybe you’re just interested in the authentic music of many lands. You wonder where to start. Here’s a brief overview of some favorite, readily available CDs.
Like the Basques themselves, Basque music is just a bit different. While absorbing outside influences, it remains very much rooted in the rural valleys and rugged coastlines of Euskal Herria, the Basque country. And what are those instruments -- trikitixa or soinua, txistu or xirula, txalaparta, alboka....? What’s an irrintzina? You'd like to enjoy Basque music, but where do you start? As you’ll find when you get to know it, it’s a very satifying and enjoyable, with danceable rhythms, poignant lyrics, and strange instruments steeped in tradition.
Basque music really isn't that obscure or mysterious. It’s wide-ranging upbeat and contemporary without being stuck in tradition. With a few pointers and recommendations, you'll be ready to dance or just listen.
It all started with Mixel Labéguerie ... or Etxahun-Iruri?
The Basque Country had always had its rural troubadours. In the 19th century, Iparragirre wrote "Gernikako Arbola" or Tree of Gernika. Bilintx and Xalbador were names of other important and famous bertsolaris. In the dark days of the 1950s, when most Basques languished under the Spanish dictatorship, Piera Bordazarre, Etxahun-Iruri, wrote pastorales, rural folk operas in Trois Villes (Iruri) in Xiberoa. Etxahun died in 1979, but his music lives on and inspires Basques today. Not that Basque cultural activity was ever curtailed competely by Franco: Bertsolaris on the Spanish-administered side included Basarri and Uztapide from Gipuzkoa, and Enbeita from Bizkaia, underestimated by the authorities as harmless rural folk acts.
In the 1960s, Basque was still primarily a low-status rural language of peasants and fishermen in France, and practically banned in Franco’s Spain. Popular mass entertainment such as pop music usually came from Paris, Madrid, London or the United States. But Mixel Labéguerie (1921-1980) a Basque folksinger, politican and doctor from the French-Basque province of Lapurdi, inspired a generation of musicians on both sides of the border. In the late 1960s, Mikel Laboa continued this tradition in the Spanish Basque country, followed by Benito Lertxundi. Natxo de Felipe founded Oskorri in 1971. This was the first revolution: popular music in Basque. Even so, much of this music was inspired by North American and British folk and popular music. Often, traditional or imported tuned were used with lyrics by superb Basque bertsolaris such as Xabier Amuriza and, later Jon Sarasua.
Old and New
But something happened in the late 1980s to begin to set Basque music on its own path. Popular musicians began to rediscover the wealth of Basque tradition, and integrated it into the music. By the mid-90s, a neo-traditional revival was in full swing. And at the centre was Kepa Junkera Urraza, a young man from Bilbao. Junkera’s grandfather had bequeathed to him the love of the trikitixa, a diatonic accordeon that had been played in the Basque country for about a hundred years. Cross-cultural ties with Catalonia, Galicia, Quebec, Ireland and other musics reignited veteran Basque artists and led to a second renaissance.
Today’s Basque music scene is diverse. While true to Basque traditions, it draws on so many different kinds of music that there's no problem finding music that suits your style. Don’t be intimidated: Most CDs include English translations of the lyrics -- almost all include Spanish and French. Here are some new and readily available choices:
For world roots fans:
The most important, relevant and interesting Basque music is what is loosly termed world roots, usually a fusion of indigenous music, folk, celtic, jazz, and other strains.
Oskorri (www.oskorri.com) is a veteran band
that are involved in many projects, but their last four band albums
have been pure genius. Fans of Fairport Convention or Steeleye Span
will see how Oskorri has expanded on this inheritance. But this is
misleading: In terms of their impact on a people and its culture,
Oskorri could be compared to La Bottine Souriante, or Venezuela’s Un
Solo Pueblo. In the early 1970s, Oskorri’s first record set Gabriel
Aresti’s working-class poetry to music. They have recorded over 30
discs since; their most accessible recent CDs include Ura-H2O and
If you like upbeat
traditional music, like La Bottine Souriante, check out Bilbao
accordionist (trikitilari) Kepa Junkera (www.kepajunkera.com); steeped
in Basque tradition, Junkera works with musicians from around the
world such as Pat Metheny, The Chieftains, Patrick Vaillant, Ricardo
Tesi, as well as prominent Basque artists such as Anton Latxa and Ibon
Koteron. His sound is uniquely his own. Maren is an eclectic,
innovative album. Junkera recently won a Latin Grammy for his live
collection simply titled K.
Joseba Tapia (www.hotsak.com/A/Joseba_Tapia)
is a prolific, self-taught, almost ubiquitous accordionist and singer
who appears on many of the CDs on this page. He’s been involved in a
number of projects of note, including a recording of songs imported
from Quebec (sung in Basque), a recording of Basque songs from the
Spanish Civil War, Agur Intxorta Maite, including "Eusko Gudariak;"
his many collaborations with percussionist Leturia are
legendary. Tapia teamed up with Ruper Ordorika and Oskorri guitarist
Bixente Martinez to form the Basque folk supergroup, Hiru Truku. He
also records with children’s entertainers, Takolo, Pirritx eta
Singer-songwriters: Veterans and newcomers
Here are some other artists of note: Benito Lertxundi is sort of a Basque Leonard Cohen. Nere Ekialdean is his latest disc. A native of Oria, Letxundi has been around for ever. If Letxundi is the father figure, Mikel Laboa is the grandfather. Fans of Bob Dylan, or lovers of Latin nueva trova such as Silvio Rodriguez, should try Mikel Laboa’s 60ak+2. Slightly more traditional, Erramun Martikorena is a shepherd from the French side of the border with a nice tenor warble. Another singer, with a great voice, is Amaia Zubiria. Mikel Markez is a young balladeer in the Rodriguez mold with some promise.
If you are a real folklorist, Alan Lomax’s two collections (from Euskadi and Nafarroa) are now available on CD from Rounder. A selection of Etxahun’s songs, from his pastorales, is available from Elkar. Oskorri’s Pub Ibilitaria series (eight CDs so far) brings audience participation to the fore and presents many old and nearly forgotten delights. Oskorri also recorded an album of songs by Iparragirre with the people of his home town of Urretxu.
A bertsolari is a solo versifier. You can pick up recordings of the annual bertsolari competitions from Elkar. New young bertsolaris include Maialen Lujanbio and Andoni Egaña.
A number of traditional trikitixa duos such as Imuntzo eta Beloki have new recordings available blending decades-old style with modern technology. Triki duos such as Alaitz eta Maider and Tapia eta Leturia provide a contemporary take on this style.
And there is much more: Classical music lovers probably know Maurice Ravel. You may not have known he was half Basque and was born in Iparralde, the Northern Basque Country, and once composed a piece he tentatively titled Zazpiak Bat, but later turned into the G Major Piano Concerto, the so-called Basque Rhapsody.
Do you love choirs? There are many great
basque choirs. Try Oldarra, the Basque Choir from the Bayonne area. Le
Chant Basque is a beautiful introduction to Basque music for
male-voice choir. Includes full-bodied choral renditions of "Boga
Boga", "Agur Januak" and "Haurtxo Txiki."
For jazz fans, start with complex oboe-based jazz from Durango’s
Amaraun. The accomplished quartet weaves a web of mostly up-tempo
instrumental jazz and a Sarrionandia poem put to music. Junkera’s
Triki Up (Kepa, Zabaleta eta Imanol) is a mix of jazz and trikitixa.
Basque music for children
There is plently of choice. And what a great
way to expose the young ones a bit of Basque. Children love Takolo,
Pirritx eta Porrotx, (www.takolopirritxetaporrotx.com)
the singing, dancing and funloving clowns from Gipuzkoa. While this
music is for children, its not inferior in any way -- in fact its
superior to most North American or European pop. Why -- because this
is a child-friendly culture. The popular "pailazoak" don’t write down
to the little ones. Guests include such Basque stars as Tapia eta
Leturia, Iker Goenaga, Oreka TX. Takolo has recently announced his
retirement - the last album they made as a trio was the excellent
Poxpolin Marisorgin. Their 15th anniversary anthology is called
The Haur Jolasen Abestiak series of discs, three in all, is also excellent.
Basque for heavy metal, alternative,reggae, and ska fans
There is lots of great Basque metal
and rock, starting with the pride of Nafarroa, Berri Txarrak (www.berritxarrak.net). Simply
one of the best hardcore rock acts on the planet. Their newest CD
Libre© was voted best album of 2003 in the Spanish state. Other famous
rock acts are Eibar’s Kokein, Su Ta Gar, Sustraia, and EH Suharra.
Fermin Muguruza (formerly of Negu Gorriak)
is the big name in alternative music. Not to be confused with singer
Jabier. There are several great reggae and ska artists including the
The two best recent collections are the
three volume CD Euskarians (www.euskarians.com), a selection
of folk-pop from Elkar, and Wagram’s rockier collection Basque
Planet. There is another Wagram compilation called Basques -- Mysteres
d’une Tradition that combines choirs, folksingers, kalejiras and heavy
metal acts such as Sustraia, focusing on the French side of the
border. These are great ways to discover which artists you like best.
The alboka is a primitive sounding reed instrument related to many similar instruments such as the duduk. Ibon Koteron is a prominent practitioner. His recent CD Airea was produced by Kepa Junkera. The txalaparta is a famous Basque two-person percussion instrument. Junkera also produced a txalaparta-based album, Quercus Endorphina, by Oreka TX (Igor Otxoa and Harkaitz Martinez). For trikitixa, check out Imuntzo eta Beloki from the Urola Valley. And the irrintzina? It turns up from time to time on many of these recordings. It’s a Basque yodel that sounds a bit like a horse or bird. You’ll know it when you hear it!
And then what....
For buying CDs, (www.megadenda.com) is a must. It has the best collection of all things Basque. Some items can be bought through suppliers in the States. Try (www.cdroots.com) in Connecticut for Basque CDs. The internet is full of reviews of great Basque music. Be aware of the main Basque labels. Elkar (www.elkarlanean.com) along with its allied network, is the most prominent. But Metak (www.musikametak.com)and Gaztelupeko Hotsak (www.hotsak.com) often have items of interest. Pamplona-Iruna’s Gor (www.gordiscos.com) specializes in rock.
Here are seven albums that constitute a fine starter set of Basque recordings, in differnt genres. But the albums recommended below provide an overview of different styles and periods of Basque music.
Manu Gogenola, a Basque author who has written on traditional folk instruments (see David's review at http://www.rootsworld.com/reviews/albokabook.shtml), saw David's article on Basque music and had a few comments he wished to add. With David's and Manu's permission, those comments appear below.
I have read your article at Buber's. It's quite complete. The evolution is right: Iparragirre, Labegerie, Laboa...
I would have mentioned "Ez dok Amairu", as the group where Laboa, Lertxundi, Lete, Lurdes Iriondo, the Irigaray brothers, the Arza brothers and many more played from 1966 till 1972.
I also consider Piarres Bordazaharre "Etxahun" Iruri as a very important figure. A singer, song composer, xirula player (he started playing it when the three ones that remained quit. He was almost sixty, though he had played it when young, together with the harmonica), a pastoral writer and the one who introduced many songs and in fewer hours (pastorals had been 6 hours long and he reduced it to 3, and not as many songs used to be sung, before him. He was also a dance teacher. A kind of a renacentist from Xiberua.
Zuberoa /Xiberua is an unbelievable case. Now they are around 13.000 people, and they never were more than 30.000, but it is a place, province, region... with a great capacity for arts, and mainly music. There still are a lot of great singers, that keep their a capella style: Bedaxagar, Arotze, Etxart father and son and son-in-law, Etxekopar, Xuburu, Berzaitz, Bordaxar, Luro, Pinque and a marvellous singing woman: Maddi Oihenart.
As you say, it is your choice, you mention your favourites. I would have mentioned Arima Beltza as a blues group.
My favourites are:
Singer songwriters: Imanol, Lete, Ruper Ordorika (a rock singer songwriter) and Petti, who also does blues.
Folk: Jean Mixel Bedaxagar; Mitxel Etxekopar/Maddi Oihenart/Mixel Arotze; Dominika eta Niko Etxart&Robert Larrandabürü; Hiru truku; Juan Mari Beltran; Oskorri; Ibon Koteron.
Rock/blues: Niko Etxart; Arima Beltzak
Rock /Pop: Ruper Ordorika
Folk seems to be more popular among us than rock, blues and pop. And it is. We have had the two ends: folk and heavy. Not too much in between.
You probably know them, but these are some other sites:
this one looks good too:
David, congratulations for your article at Buber's and best wishes,


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Hello, we are "YAYU FISH"!
Sounds really unique, doesn't it?
We had started playing some jazz songs with our good fellow musicians in 2000 and we named the quintet "YAYU(*1) & FISH HOUSE(*2)". When we started duo, we didn't take so long to decide our name "YAYU FISH", which we thought more simple and easy. At that time, we would've never imagined that we could continue to sing for such a long term, expand our activity areas so broad. Our music is mashing up of good old Japanese minyo songs(*3) and rhythm of jazz,latin, electric,plus playing Japanese traditional instrument shamisen(*4).
In other words, it's a kind of fusion of Japanese and Western music.Also our stage costume represents our style, too.
Our very first show was held on a small stage in a shopping mall in Nagoya.
Though we had only 5 repertoire of songs, we had to perform for 30 minutes, twice a day. Second one was in a hotel lobby in Nagano Pref, where we were less confident whether we could entertain those hotel guests.After the performance, big applause got rid of all our tension and convinced our style would be appealing to the audience. We still perform at The Saito Hotel twice a year.
Years later, we joined on-board entertainmenmt team of Taiheiyo Ferry, whose passengers both from Japan and overseas. To expand our repertoire we watched the audience's reaction carefully to study what kind of songs could be popular among many people regardless of age or gender. Our first music video was shoot on The ISHIKARI(*5), one of the most popular cruise ships of Taiheiyo Ferry, which is viewed over 10,000 times on YouTube, made our performance widly known.
Meanwhile in Brazil, a local minyo team found our music video and gave us an e-mail:They asked us to visit their town and have our concert! We were so excited to hold our concert overseas, but had never expected what would happen next. Right after we applied for our visa to visit Brazil,the Tohoku earthquake hit Japan. We were so upset, but we tried to do what we can do for Tohoku: we asked for donating to Tohoku after the concert in Brazil. Though we were the first Japanese to hold a concert in the town, many people there had sympathized how we feel. We appreciate their generous contribution to Japan Red Cross and warm applause to us.
After those unforgettable experience,we have started to put our focus on performing overseas.
Mostly minyo songs have very short lyrics with rhythm of 5-7-5(*6), but they express more than you think; inner emotion, passion, feelings of Japanese people. We had been looking for a translator who can understand what those lyrics really mean and put them into English lyrics, and finally we found the one! Team's first challenge "Soran Bushi with English lyrics" was warmly welcomed at concert on 23th April, 2016.
Recently, our activity areas have been expanding a lot; we compose, arrange some minyo songs for brass bands. Our goal is spreading YAYU FISH-style-minyo songs to all over the world as broad as possible. We struggle everyday, but also enjoy it a lot! We believe we can make our dreams come true! Visit our concert and enjoy minyo songs together!
(*1) YAYOI uses YAYU as her nickname.
(*2) UOZUMI EIJI is written as "魚住英史" in chinese charactors. "魚" is a charactor for "fish". "住" is for "to live in". "To live in"→"Where to live in"→"house"
(*3) "Minyo(民謡)(pronuned as min-yo) " means folk song.
(*4) "Shamisen(三味線)" is a traditional Japanese musical instrument which looks like a banjo, has three strings.
(*5) The body of the ship which we shoot our MV on has been retired now.
(*6) Like Japanese poem "haiku" style.