Showing posts with label Foley Street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Foley Street. Show all posts
Thursday, 26 May 2011
Scaledown - Fri 24 June
A lovely gig is coming up next month at the King and Queen, Foley Street, in the shadow of the Post Office Tower. My Foulkestone colleague, Richard Sanderson is also on the bill, promoting his solo melodeon CD. I will be performing new improvisations from the World News Vision project, perhaps using my new analogue synth so long as I can work out how to use it.
Saturday, 26 February 2011
Scaledown - tales from the Orchestra Pit
Had a lovely gig last night at Scaledown at the King and Queen on Foley Street. Thank you Mark Braby for putting me on.
The lovely John from BlackDogHat came down and gave me some support as did my old chum Sarah Clarke. Sarah and I had sherry, toasting our recent happy days in Madrid.
Richard Sanderson, Foulkestone colleague played his melodeon with various effects alongside the bearded Mark Pilkington. It wasn't the Mark Pilkington from Manchester. I made a fool of myself asking him if he had come down from Manchester that day. He hadn't of course. But he had got a synthesizer he had built out of all kinds of assemblages, and it looked like a telephone exchange.
The lovely John from BlackDogHat came down and gave me some support as did my old chum Sarah Clarke. Sarah and I had sherry, toasting our recent happy days in Madrid.
Richard Sanderson, Foulkestone colleague played his melodeon with various effects alongside the bearded Mark Pilkington. It wasn't the Mark Pilkington from Manchester. I made a fool of myself asking him if he had come down from Manchester that day. He hadn't of course. But he had got a synthesizer he had built out of all kinds of assemblages, and it looked like a telephone exchange.
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