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Photo: N. Ayad
Children from All Hallows Primary in North River
Cultural Heritage Workshop
400th Anniversary of the Birth of English Canada
Cupids, Newfoundland and Labrador
TheatreFEST 2019 presents BRIGHT STAR by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell in Thompson Hall's Titmus Theatre, June 13-23.
Directed by: Rachel Klem
Musical Direction: Diane Petteway
Ensemble Director: Ron Foreman
Choreography by: Morgan Piner
Scenic Design: Jayme Mellema
Costume, Hair & Makeup: Laura J. Parker
Lighting Design: Joshua Reaves
Sound Design: Kevin Wright
Technical Direction: David Jensen
Stage Manager: Mette CJ Schladweiler
Band—
Diane Petteway — Piano/Director
Reese Krome — Fiddle
Sinclair Palmer — Viola
Shana Tucker — Cello
Drew Lile — Banjo
Bernie Pettewary — Guitar
Rick Lassiter — Bass
Erik Riggs — Percussion
Omar Ruiz-Lopez — Mandolin
Subs —
Sherry Latin — Viola
Daniel Rogers — Percussion
Ben Palmer — Bass
Photo by: Ron Foreman
Some old strings, and rosin found in the old violin case. I wonder if any of the string makers exist today?
Tracy Schwartz
Copyright (©) 2006 Laura Anne Heller
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A range of shots from Speyfest 2015. Please credit "Chris Thornton - www.colourjam.com" if using any of the shots.
In Irish traditional music, the concertina is more often played by women than by men. The fiddler at bottom right (not the baldy man) is a Dutch guy who is not actually able to play the fiddle at all. he sits in on music sessions and pretends to play the fiddle, drawing the bow noiselessly over the strings in time to the music. Of course, the other (real) musicians know what he's doing but let him at it, as he's considered a harmless amadán locally. People are strange, as Jim Morrison once remarked.
Cinched Fiddle.
As we drove over a bridge in Japan north of a shallow sandy bottom river that flowed into Lake Bawa, I stopped the car. From the bridge was a great vantage point for my art. Lake Bawa was known for its reeds but they are gone because of agriculture but I notice a weed growing along the riverbanks and picked the dead tall and stiff goldenrod (from the previous year), to be used for this work. I used rounded forms that seemed to fit this wide working area.
Instead of practising for my interview/audition tomorrow I have enjoyed merely looking at my instrument instead.