WHAT A BEAUTIFUL NOISE
I remain pretty sure that when I say I Can Hear Music what I have in mind is a Beautiful Noise.
Author Archive for: Norman
Entries by Norman Warwick
POET & PROPHET? HEARD IT ALL BEFORE?
‘Sing in me, oh Muse, and through me tell the story’.”
PICKING THEIR FAVOURITE DYLAN
Dylan gave me the blueprint for my career of a solitary figure on stage, holding a mirror up to the world and the idea that a song can’t change the world but can change someone’s perspective.
PARA LARA :
Por supuesto, lo que hace que una Musa sea tan deseable es su propia insaltabilidad.
PARA LARA: a song to a Muse
´By representing the Muse’s presence in painting, writing, dancing, sculpting, or drawing, we can begin to reunite with the piece of us the muse represents´.
COME FOLLOW YOUR ART
one of the outstanding ensembles of today in historicist interpretation, with an international reputation acquired in more than more than 30 years of performing and recording.
STANDING STATUES, STILL, TELL STORIES
He, who does not recognize his people, does not recognize his history.
COWBOY CELTIC: DAVID WILKIE
In addition to his three Cowboy Celtic CDs and his three Great Western Orchestra CDs, Wilkie has two solo albums to his credit and an acclaimed release with the Cold Club (an off-the-wall group that also includes renowned blues guitarist Amos Garrett, jazz violinist Karl Roth and Chilean guitar wizard Oscar Lopez).
DAVID WILKIE: The Mandolin Man
David Wilkie seemed to me an amazingly versatile talent,
LOST IN JAZZ: ghosts in the music
She spoke once in a song of ´ghosts in the music, … the soul of America´s Pride.´ It is a slightly angry, provocative song and the delivery by her is sublime on her Once In A Very Blue Moon album
