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Day 4: formally known as the mother of all headaches May 7, 2009

Day 4 of the Eisteddfod and one more full day to go. By 9am I had the mother of all headaches that no amount of panadol, black tea, green tea or coffee was shifting. In spite of this I did spend a very enjoyable session this morning listening to young pianists. Some very impressive 8-12 […]

Queen of the Stairs May 6, 2009

Yesterday and today were “yuge”. If I walked up the backstage stairs at the Civic Centre once I did it a 100 times. If walked up the foyer stairs at the Playhouse Theatre once…the same. I am the queen of stairs. The sort of queen who really hates her inanimate subjects. I am sick of […]

Queen of the Stairs

Yesterday and today were “yuge”. If I walked up the backstage stairs at the Civic Centre once I did it a 100 times. If walked up the foyer stairs at the Playhouse Theatre once…the same. I am the queen of stairs. The sort of queen who really hates her inanimate subjects. I am sick of […]

Emergency accompanying Plan B May 4, 2009

I have a little headache after Bundaberg Music Eisteddfod Day 1. Hmmmmm let’s see…what of excitement happened today?Well, to start with at 8am I got a call from the accompanist in town who plays for let’s say 80% of the competitors. She had a severe attack of vertigo on Sunday evening and was incapable of […]

Emergency accompanying Plan B

I have a little headache after Bundaberg Music Eisteddfod Day 1. Hmmmmm let’s see…what of excitement happened today?Well, to start with at 8am I got a call from the accompanist in town who plays for let’s say 80% of the competitors. She had a severe attack of vertigo on Sunday evening and was incapable of […]

Watch, Listen and Singalong: Part 22: Souful Sunday May 3, 2009

I was going write a long and witty post about the minor trials and tribulations of readying myself for the first day of the Eisteddfod tomorrow. I could have told you about shopping for necessary stationery, complete with an initial rant as to why officeworks isn’t open on a Sunday up here. I could have […]

Watch, Listen and Singalong: Part 22: Souful Sunday

I was going write a long and witty post about the minor trials and tribulations of readying myself for the first day of the Eisteddfod tomorrow. I could have told you about shopping for necessary stationery, complete with an initial rant as to why officeworks isn’t open on a Sunday up here. I could have […]

Lighten your Friday with old JS Bach April 23, 2009

Bach double violin concerto third movement. I can never decide which is my favourite movement of this piece. They’re all wonderful, just depending on your mood I suppose. The lightness and joy of this performance is delightful.

Lighten your Friday with old JS Bach

Bach double violin concerto third movement. I can never decide which is my favourite movement of this piece. They’re all wonderful, just depending on your mood I suppose. The lightness and joy of this performance is delightful.

Kilburn Silk April 15, 2009

Monday saw the breaking of my red V&A mug followed by some distinctly unladylike words. Being a Libran and unable to cope without a matching pair I had to go to our wonderful fine china shop here in town, Avenells ( a store incidentally which has been going for well over 100 years) and buy […]