culture and tradition – Page 13 – All Across the Arts

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WOMEN WRITERS:

This Woman's Work also features writing on the experimentalists, women who blended music and activism

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MUSICAL FOLKLORE IN TIME AND SPACE

The programme celebrated the joy of creating the new to meet a need. the joy of creativity and that moment when we realise somehow creat something new

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Norman Warwick hears of a LONG LOST COUSIN WILCO “Depending on how you look at it, the connection to The Bear was an unfortunate—or fortunate—coincidence,” singer-writer Jeff Tweedy (left) recently told Paste on line…

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INTO SOMETHING GOOD

There turned out to be a good number of artist who crept on to our playlists in 2023 simply because, to use another favourite phrase in the lexicon of Sidetracks And Detours, their names fell out in conversation.

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BEST OF BORN AGAIN BOB

The general consensus about what transpired is that Dylan, while wallowing in a bit of a swale in both his personal and professional life, had some sort of revelation that made him go all-in with Christianity. This meant that his music would reflect that. Many fans were dumbfounded at the time, and to this day there are Dylan diehards who don’t know quite what to make of it.

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ILDEFONSO AGUILAR, ARTIST

Aguilar is an artist who has shown his vision of Lanzarote internationally and has received numerous awards and exhibitions of his works in different countries inside and outside Europe, such as: Germany, Belgium, Holland and the United States

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EL TIMPLE CANARIO

The Timple Canario is the coolest, sweetest little guitar in the world – in the Canary Islands that is!

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TIMPLE TALKS to Lanzarote and Beyond

The timple is one of the most characteristic sounds in the folklore of the Canary Islands.

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3 PLAYERS SHARE ´MAN OF THE MATCH´

The music was perfectly layered so that even when being played at the same time the sounds of each instrument was clearly defined. Often, whenever any one of the instruments led the way the others would wander off on journeys of discovery without ever getting lost. It was all seamless and beautiful and sounded to be both ancient and modern as one !