Here’s River of Stars. Yes indeed. I just happen to have a map if Italy around here too…where Radio Indie
International in Taranto *see map) has been playing our beloved tune all over the land. Thanks for that!
All I know is, I’d rather be in Taranto, than Toronto. Turkish and Mexican folks too, please leave your comments!
i.e.write on my site 🙂 I would like to visit and learn your language. Can YOU find “Taranto?” Isn’t this fun?
Had to cancel our much anticipated, much promoted Blue Frog Concert. miserable. What are do you to do, when both Facebook and Shaw lock you out because of inviting “too many” friends? As it turns out: they were both wrong. Not enough people were invited and my hands were tied to do more. Stephen Harpers Gestapo Bill C51 has gone much too far. This is my living and I won’t have my tools taken away. 
Yes, he is. The reason “Serengeti” is so epic is because of his amazing talents as a writer and arranger, not to mention multi-instrumentalist! So this is very much a shared honor with the one and only Bill Runge.http://www.billrunge.com/
“This is top shelf jazz, the kind that lives between 64th notes, and Burke’s virtuosity with the flute is rivaled only by her skill as a songwriter.”
The Akademia Music Awards – Los Angeles, CA
http://www.theakademia.com/april2015_bestsong_instrumentalacousticjazz.htm
Also all thanks to our wonderful engineer Ken Burke of Burkeville Productions.
Here’s Ken’s video with “Serengeti.” It’s a (literal) trip!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVFEevdFbWU
Thanks everybody! gotta go practice now…
aboard my brother’s boat “Island Roamer“of www.bluewateradventures.ca It was Mom’s 90th
PACIFIC CONTACT. I step out into a world I’ve never known before…
it’s about reaching out for new terrain, it’s also about serendipity and chance. Interestingly, I found myself just standing
beside several of the people I had wanted to make contact with…lovely people!
It felt wonderful, and right, to be a part of this great festivity of Arts and Culture, everyone on their special quest, all of us
together.
Happy Questing Pacific Contact!
Fog Horns
The chilly Vancouver fog really is oppressive today
We quiet down like birds at night still stopped waiting
pondering which colour of tea would be most beneficial
green matcha, yellow camomile, red rose. we have all the colours.
you just can’t see them today.
How about this: I invite, entreat, any and all of the wind players in Vancouver to meet at Prospect Point to play today at 2 pm to play improvised communal tones together, to blow the fog away.
weather permitting
Holly Burke Music & Poetry 