I experimented with a new WordPress “theme” last night, you know, I thought “Lingonberry” looked pretty fresh…
I also read there that “content would not be affected” ha haaaaaaa!!!!!
Not True.
I’ve put out calls for help. The lines are open!
I experimented with a new WordPress “theme” last night, you know, I thought “Lingonberry” looked pretty fresh…
I also read there that “content would not be affected” ha haaaaaaa!!!!!
Not True.
I’ve put out calls for help. The lines are open!
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
So Bill and I finally make it out to Harrison Hot Springs…hallelujah!
I check my email and see that ‘Serengeti,’has been nominated for an “Akademia Music Award”
out of Los Angeles. far out. I get a call from my brother Kerry, and find out that Dad has had a bad fall and is in hospital,
needing an operation. whoa. Bill and I sat by the fire for a long while, staring into the dancing flames…
The old man made it through. I spoke with him today and his tone anyway, was good. We have a room with a view and it’s
all you could ever want.
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!
Last year right on Daylight Savings the ants showed up. Like they were taking their cue from the Great Ant conductor in the sky. Sometime last week I started making preparations, so I might be able to head them off at the pass this year. At every entry point, I laid out a mixture of cornmeal and borax, while sending them strong telepathic messages not to come at all !
ha haaaaa!
do not come
go eat somewhere else please !
so far…no ants! TT__HH___AAA__NN__KK__YYYY__OO__UUUUUUUU !!!!! Ants…and uncles…
Yup, got all jacked up on dong quai today and joined the women’s liberation movement march on Commercial drive.
At one point a guy in one of those unreasonably huge pick up trucks, threw a fit and laid down some rubber because we’d apparently put a dent in his day. Someone shouted out ,”dude, calm down. You’re the reason we’re having this march!” Perfect.
Meet Natalie Drache, Doyenne of Actions, maintaining perfect cool. It was a beautiful day.
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
Yes. This beautiful theatre in Delta/Ladner has it all. Lights! cameras! action! Sit back and enjoy a truly satisfying concert filled with delightful musical surprises…great for the whole family and all your friends, every single one of them. It’s going to be an incredible night!
Tickets only $15 @ the door. Doors open at 7:30 – show @ 8pm. 604 – 946 – 5005.
We so look forward to being in the music with you again!! “I think the main thing a musician would like to do is give a picture to the listener of the many wonderful things he knows of and senses in the universe” – John Coltrane
It’s winter in Canada. That mysteriously long seeming season that settles whitely across most of our wide land for months. CBC radio is a lifeline. People go to concerts and shows to warm themselves by the fires of Art and Culture. It’s cool, in every way! Vancouver is like the unfrozen area at the edge of the pond so to speak, where the ducks can still swim around. Lucky ducks.
So come warm yourselves January 22/23, and swim around, you lucky duck. How does a downtown Vancouver Caribbean island sound to you? Reservations 604 – 568-5882.