Bredonborough The Minx called from
18.42
Bredonborough.
The Minx called from London at 08.40. As I went to bed, T set off to deal with possible early-delivery of equipment to the MinxLoft in Chiswick.
No morning reading: into e-fury and computer action.
The film crew arrived c. 09.40 for
Through The Keyhole …
… followed shortly afterwards by its host, Keith Lemon…
A morning of e-fury, as there was little else I could do in the house with the surrounding mayhem. KC touring details under consideration.
T arrived home c. 12.50. Escaping for lunch to The Angel & Trumpet I...
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Returning to an afternoon of more e-furying.
The kitchen…
Entrance to WillyFred’s bedroom…
My dressing room has been commandeered for Keith’s usage I…
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Into the Cellar for practising c. 17.00.
Tea with the Minx in Bredonborough’s new coffee shop c. 17.50 I...
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Early evening street I…
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19.38 Keith and the Team about to leave…
Crowds have gathered outside our home: there has been a twitterising and FaceBooking of the event. Bredonborough’s young-persons, with some Parents, are congregating for a viewage of the departing TTK host.
20.10 The final van has just left.
21.39 A MinxWalk around the town…
22.32 E-flurrying. A report on
The OCG VIII performance in Pordenone…
My impressions after the concert “Robert Fripp and the Orchestra of Crafty Guitarists”.
The impression of the performance is very strong especially for those who attended it first time. The place – “Galleria A. Pizzinato” – is a remarkable place, the absence of the stage and the closeness to the artists give the additional feeling of contact. For me it was also interesting to hear an appeal to the audience in many languages realizing that the musicians came from all parts of the world.
The beginning of the concert is wonderful: at first you hear the weak sounds that are similar to the ringing bells and they become stronger and stronger!
And finally the musicians appear! At the end – in the opposite order: the sounds become weaker and weaker, like the music is saying a goodbye to all.
I have no intention to discuss the performance itself because I am not a musician and I hear the music to obtain the pleasure and the impressions. And I did have obtained much pleasure and many impressions!
The idea of transferring the chords from one musician to another in a circle is amazing! It influences the subconsciousness, especially when changing the direction and speeding up. Also it is obviously that the performance of the 9 most skilled musicians is a delight. Thank you for all organizers and participants. You make our world better, the music – closer, and the people – happier.
… and into the Cellar for practising, now done. An adoration of the WillyFred ahead, with a portion of adoration reserved for Little Willcox.
