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Roda de Samba Zabumba – Upa neguinho
Roda de Samba Zabumba Tous les premiers dimanches du mois à L’Alimentation Générale 64 rue Jean-pierre Timbaud 75011 Paris Upa neguinho (Edu Lobo) Merci à Vincent Défossé pour les belles images http://www.zabumba.org https://www.facebook.com/zabumbaparis/
Phenomenal Handclap Band – Tudo o Que Você Podia Ser [Live 3-27-11]
Phenomenal Handclap Band performs ‘Tudo o Que Você Podia Ser’ from Red Hot + Rio 2 on March 27, 2011 in Brooklyn, NY. […]
BBC Radio 4 – Behind the Scenes, Afro-Futurist Shakespeare
Following the creation of an Afro-Futurist ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ for the RSC. What is Afro-Futurism and what does it bring to the Bard? Radio 4 follows the creative team in the build-up to the first performances of director Roy … Continue reading
“All Of The Prices Have Gone Up (But We Can’t Pay That)” – Meat Loaf classic adapted by Marsh Family
This is our tribute to the larger-than-life legends of music, entertainment, film and Wagnerian rock opera who tragically passed away during the pandemic: Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf. Steinman wrote “I’d Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That)” … Continue reading
Promise – the memory palace
Notes I first heard about Hazel Scott while reading Rad American Women from A to Z to my daughter. It’s a wonderful book. You should buy it for any kid in your life. I read a lot about Hazel, but … Continue reading
BBC Radio 4 – Natural Histories, Nightingale
Brett Westwood soaks in a sound bath of nightingale song as he explores how this dull, brown bird continues to inspire human creativity. Featuring folk musician Sam Lee, philosopher and professor of music David Rothenberg, Bristol University reader Francesca MacKenney, … Continue reading