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A monkey-toy is playing xylophone. The shot was taken in an ancient gift shop in the "rue de Bretagne", in Paris.
Evidently Singer Sewing machines were produced in St. Petersburg, Russia in one of its most ornate buildings. It is across from the Kazan Cathedral and now houses a bookstore and cafe. Read more about this here.
Alpine California; visiting spiritual singer performing a prayer song during a Blessing Ceremony; he is using a traditional tribal gourd rattle.
Singer in a Flamenco performance at a small family restaurant in Seville Spain.
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Singapore Arts Fetival (15 May - 14 June 2009): --- Performance by Nicole Verghese as Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) 25th Anniversary Celebrations at Paragon Shopping Centre, Orchard Road on 17 May 2009 (Sunday) @ 4 pm
assemblage consisting of an antique wooden door, three encaustic paintings, vintage buttons, thread and nails.
Copyright Ileana Hernandez Carafas 2009. No images may be used or reproduced without permission of the artist.
This creative collaboration between Lovebytes and Sheffield Young Singers gives young people aged 6-16 the chance to explore the creative potential of digital technologies. A series of workshops for the brothers and sisters of children in the highly successful choir, Sheffield Young Singers, has resulted in the creation of a visual accompaniment to which will be projected as the choir give the premiere performance of A Sheffield Song Book.
A Sheffield Song Book is a suite of six songs giving a child's eye view of Sheffield. The Song Book was commissioned by Sheffield Young Singers and has been written by Berlie Doherty with music by Richard Chew. During the Siblings Project the participants learned about a range of photographic techniques (portraits, landscapes, close-up and abstract work, etc) and captured images to illustrate the themes of the six songs in the song book. The children's pictures will be edited into a continuous image stream for projection during the choir's performance.
Over 20 young people aged 6-16 took part in the project led by Vicky Morris, a freelance photography tutor and editor of Cube Magazine.
Cave Singers celebrated the release of their fourth album, Naomi, with an in-store performance at Easy Street Records in West Seattle.
Photo by Matt Koroulis
Camera: Pentax ZX-60
Film: Kodak Tmax 400 Black & White 35mm
Developed and scanned at Panda Lab in Seattle.
The lead singer for WonderBoogie, a disco band playing at Harrah's Carnival Court, Las Vegas, Nevada.
Joana And The Wolf are a London four piece made up of Lithuanian singer-songwriter Joana and English musicians Ali (guitar), Louis (drums) and Katie (bass).
The second Iain Matthews concert for the benefit of the Janet Miller Breastcancer Foundation. The first one (with Searing Quartet) was in Oosterbeek; this solo-concert was in the Knights Hall of the Doorwerth Castle.
An intimate concert in a very beautiful hall in the castle. The public were about 60 devoted fans and newcomers.
Photos with Lumix G1 & Canon FD 1,4/50 mm. Aperture wide open, manually focussing, no flash, high ISO and speed mostly 1/80.
The Atlanta Young Singers perform “Adonai Ro’i” by Judith Shatin and "Donna, Donna”, words by Aaron Zeitlin and music by Shalom Secunda, arr. by Carl Bertil Agnestig, with pianist, Millie Turekon on Show 340 at the Breman Museum in Atlanta, Georgia.
Learn more about the AYS: bit.ly/340ATLYS
Listen to NPR’s From the Top podcast on iTunes here: apple.co/2s51iPC
Presented by:
The Breman Museum’s Molly Blank Jewish Concert Series
Support provided by:
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation