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The Trinity Bellwood is one of the most used parks in the city. You could even live there, until recent evictions. I do not know if the drumming circle and dancing is a regular event, as I seen it first time. There must have been at least dozen of drummers, probably more. Even some guys were dancing; my camera just does not see them.
735. TMR Toronto 2021-Jul-04, P1500327. Uploaded 2021-Jul-08. Lmx -ZS100.
Jesse Greene, an Ottawa unwilling gift to Toronto, is becoming a household name. Unlike other names from Ottawa (seat of parliament), it is pronounced with reverence rather than disdain. Jesse is easy going, happy with recognition. Just recently she guested again at Grossman's, joining the Sunday Traditional New Orleans band. She shown of her guitar chops and a unique (hints of Janice Joplin) voice. Jesse moved to Toronto for more gig opportunities. Her skills impressed the well respected veterans Terry Wilkins on bass and Al Cross on drums, so, that they became sidemen in her trio. The photo from her performance at Nov. 2024 Amy Louie Grossman's music scholarship, which she won.
Her bassist was on the occasion was Leo Valvassori, as Wilkins, was unavailable. She often plays with Jay Bleus, but I have to yet see them play together.
400. Toronto. P1250275; Taken 2024-Nov 26. Upload 2025-Jan 06.
This is not the picture I imagine when someone works from home these days.
Covid19 changed our lives beyond anyone imagination.
464. TMR Toronto 2020- Aug -04, P1400818; Uploaded 7. Aug, 2020. Lmx -ZS100.
Marketa sings with the 'Mole's Wing' since they started playing. Most members of the orchestra keep their social media files thin and their lives private. Her last name is not important. She could be a star, but this orchestra may be only public place she sings.
Lead by Tomas Kozák (sax, clarinet), the 'Mole's Wing Orchestra', plays only every few months, so I was lucky to catch them in action in Oct, 2024. I seen them in 2023 and enjoyed their interpretation of the classic big band tunes. Their faces are young, but as far I have gathered, they met in a High School and the core group continues playing about 10 years. Some play music in other bands, some do not play music anymore, but come to support their friends. I do not remember all their names, but here are some of the musicians who make the big band sound really good.
Tomas Kozák - leader, clarinet, saxophone
Dominik Štorek- MC, saxophone
Jakub Beranek, saxophone
Gustav Sedelmayer - trumpet
Markéta (Líbalova?) Goliášová - voice
Lukas Dvorak - piano
Václav Hadrava - bass
Štěpán Krtička - drums
382. Prague; Taken 2024-Oct 18. P1230043; Upload 2024-Nov 15.
The twins Marcus and EJ Stricklands are fairly well known in the jazz world. Marcus play sax, so he is up front and better known. EJ (Enoch Jamal) came to Montreal without his brother, but with another excellent saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin.
EJ plays with the best in the jazz world. While still a student, he played with Wynton Marsalis , Abbey Lincoln , Christian McBride , Herbie Hancock and Dianne Reeves. He became known in the groups of Ravi Coltrane, Marcus Strickland (nepotism ;-) and Russell Malone. Strickland stayed well in the background in this concert giving the limelight to the flashy Lakecia Benjamin. Strangely enough, I hear his name now more often on the radio. Elias Bailey - bass and Oscar Perez - piano completed the band.
364. Montreal P1160187; Taken 2024-Jul 01. Upload 2024-Sept 09.
The bass player for Àbájade, Antonin Pauquet, reminded me strongly of young Eric Clapton. He had coolness about him, which was perfect for the cool venue of Fabrica des Artes on the westside of Havana. Àbájade is a group of musician from Paris and at this concert they were even stronger with the participation of some Cuban musicians. It was a party from the first note! The 'Fabrica' is definitely worth to visit even when there are no concerts. This was taken on the last day of the jazz festival and the atmosphere was electric and the decor was eclectic. Abajade is lead by vocalist Cyprien Corgier.
290. Havana P1060922; Taken 2024-Jan 28. Upload 2024-Feb 17.
Jorge Luis Pacheco, currently based in Germany, is one of the leading pianists of the new generation of jazz in Cuba. He is also a percussionist, composer and musical director. He studied piano and percussion at the music school Alejandro García Caturla, later graduated as a percussionist in the conservatory Amadeo Roldán, and worked as a professor at the conservatory Guillermo Thomas. He has participated in concerts and festivals in Cuba, Europe, South and Central America, Canada and the USA. He shared stage with 3 other world class pianists in the wonderful Teatro Marti (1884). I very happy to see him on the program 'El Arte del Piano Cubano' in Havana with Dayramir Gonzalez (Cuba/USA), Emmet Cohen (USA) and Manon Mullener (Switzerland).
298. Havana P1050079; Taken 2024-Jan 26. Upload 2024-Feb 29.
Dr. Zaldivar is from Camaguey, Cuba where many Canadians go for vacation and experience Cuban music. Rafael Zaldivar got solid musical education in Havana and graduated from Université de Montréal and later McGill. He is part of Canadian music scene for the last 20 years. Saxophonist Luis Deniz (also originally from Cuba) and bassist Rémi-Jean LeBlanc were completing the trio. The show was in a place I call "The Cave', as the lights are turned completely off during a performance, save for a spotlight on the stage. It is so dark, that you do not see who is sitting beside you. Otherwise (about 400 cap) L'Astral, which is part of Montreal Jazz Fest since 2009, is perfect for a concert.
230. Montreal P1650565; Taken 2023-July 04. Upload 2023-Aug 13.
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100 Performing Arts Center
University of Notre Dame
South Bend, Indiana
Photo taken on May 16, 2023
Performing Arts Theatre located on the campus of the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana. Constructed in 2004 with close attention paid to enshuring the architecture blended well with the existing building on the campus. Named in honor of the Edward J. DeBartolo Jr. who made a significant donation for the construction of this facility.
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Saxophonist and vocalist Elena Kapeleris lead her quartet at the gallery stage at Jazz summer series at the Distillery district. With her was Rufino Maceiro a great trumpet player and percusionist originaly from Cuba. I only know Elena for few years, she is a great musician and she has the kindest heart.
052. Distillery 2023- Aug -13, P168394; Upload 04. Aug 2020. Lmx -ZS100. New photo Uploaded 9. Jan 2024, replacing no so good photo of Elena.
Lorraine Klaasen is one entertaining diva, singer and still awesome dancer. She performed on Canada Day at the Montreal Jazz Festival. The South African, Canadian, Torontonian, Montrealer is a true citizen of the world and her music is world music. Her mother was Thandi Klaasen, who was one of most famous South African entertainer.
22. TMR 2019-01 July, P1210072, Lorraine Klaasen (FIJM 2019 day 5-No 22); Uploaded 20. September 2019.
A chinese opera singer putting the final touch-ups to her makeup. She belongs to a travelling troupe that performs in various places with temporary shelters and make-shift stage.
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This sculpture of a musician did not have much life. There a 4 sculptures on this building opposite the beach in Nha Trang. The simply named 'Khanh Hoa Center of Political and Cultural Events' (sounds better in Vietnamese) shows some of French colonial influence, but the sculptures are more socialist realism. Cong-Chieng, or gong, is a traditional Vietnamese musical instrument made of alloy bronze, with an occasional additional composition of either gold, silver, or black bronze. The photo was taken at night. There was no programming shown up front, but I was reading that Water Puppet Theater has shows in there. Nah Trang is a popular beach town with people from Russia, but it was the least favorite place for me in Vietnam. The photo was uploaded for May 2020 contest 'Sculptures in Asia' on Flickr.
141. TMR Vietnam 2020- Feb-22, P1370433; (2020 Feb, Art) Uploaded 06. May 2020. No.141, Lmx -ZS100)
遠藤薫さんの「羊と眠る」という作品。羊毛でできた巨大な落下傘だそうです。
@Toyoshima Memorial Museum, Ichinomiya city, Aichi pref. (愛知県一宮市 豊島記念資料館)
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Once upon a time, the iPhone platform went far ahead, thanks to the support of software developers. A lot of business software was developed only for the iPhone. I remember I was a Samsung follower just then, but it was for these tasks that I had to get a second phone - iPhone 5s. 📲I remember he saved me several times, in particular, for some work without prepayment, when at the end without a contract and a certificate of services performed, the customer refused to pay. And then I opened my iPhone and quickly did everything.
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💽Now the software capabilities of both platforms are almost the same. But the iPhone again wins due to various gadgets to the device (lenses, camera cases, adapters for film cameras, etc.) and their software implementation
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What did I come to in the end? To the fact that he remained on two phones. iPhone and Samsung. It's just that there is no such small and high-quality phone on Android as the same iPhone SE, mini! It's very nice to keep it near your ear - small, comfortable. And Samsung is a working "shovel", where all working applications and a couple of games now stand. With this device, I don't even need a tablet! And if necessary, you can connect to a laptop and use Android on a big screen - very convenient!
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Antes de la Función / Before the Show
-Teatro Colón -
(Buenos Aires, Argentina. #Photograph by Gustavo Thomas © 2016)
The Performing Arts block at Oxstalls Campus of the University of Gloucestershire.
Picture by Clint Randall www.pixelprphotography.co.uk