Showing posts with label Fusion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fusion. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Dr Draw @ Taste of the Danforth
Even with the rain and the lousy sound quality out front, this was amazing from the side. A really enjoyable set, inspiring and offered new ideas for me in my cello playing.
Saturday, January 17, 2009
gritty and real
Life is both light and darkness. I have been reading Mike Pilavachi's For the Audience of One. It says everything I have issues with and one is the need for worship to be able to lament, to cry and feel sad and down. We need to face the tears of life. At the same time I am astounded by The Shack by William P. Young which I recently completed. There are many who find it distasteful and even demonic because it undermines some very cherished ways of seeing God. But perhaps it is our pre-judgments about God that affect even our willingness to be open to God and our way of seeing the world.
The cello can and should sometimes sound sweet or melancholically sad or even griity and a tiny bit angry.
The cello can and should sometimes sound sweet or melancholically sad or even griity and a tiny bit angry.
Monday, February 18, 2008
Dead Children in Newspaper
Cold Fairyland, a Shanghai band has interested me for quite a while. They bring a significant fusion of ideas and musical styles, almost protest.
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