First Dancer of the New York Ballet in the 60’s. One of the most impressive moments that we have experienced since Music to Wake up. Being able to listen to this immense work of art with a person who danced it and was a fundamental part of its history. The power of Music is immeasurable. Thanks to life. www.musicaparadespertar.org Music and Love to live with #Alzheimer. Listen again and feel Swan Lake by #Tchaikovsky
Thanks to the Muro de Alcoy Residence for opening their doors and their hearts to us. Unforgettable life experiences, and so much to learn … from our Wise Men and Wise Men.
The immense Marta C. González, may she Rest in Peace. Images recorded in 2019, in Valencia.
"Christmas lights are hanging from peoples' porches, holiday music is twinkling over the radio, and the First Baptist Church in Athens has put out its annual nativity scene. This nativity scene is comprised of large, cheap plastic figures, and every year the wind blows them over again, and again, and…
When I went off to college (late 80s) I bought a handful of very cheap classical music cassette tapes, simply because I needed some music I could listen to on headphones to drown out the noise in the dorms. I've also got a CD of classical marches, but again the…
I was never a fan of Sinéad O'Connor, but I remember being impressed back in the 80s when Madonna's bohemian antics were threatening to overwhelm her talent (not that I was a fan of Madonna, either), and a wise-sounding O'Connor told her some of the same things she has just…
