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Recording a CD
It’s kind of a long story, but I ended up staying another week with Polo and Nadine after the Old-Time Weekend in Bécours. Their band, Ida Red, invited me to record about 6 tunes with them on their new CD. … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Banjos, France, Living the Creative Life
Tagged Annie Fain, banjo, bass, CD, fiddle, France, guitar, old-time music, Polo and Nadine, recording
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Bécours: Old-Time Music Weekend
Smack dab in the middle of my “travel break” with Clara, landed an amazing thing; an Old-Time music weekend. For those of you who don’t know, Old-Time music is the name for the traditional music coming from in and around … Continue reading
Champtocé sur Loire: Travel Break
As you might have guessed by now, where I am in reality and where I am on the blog are not in alignment (though I promise to be caught up by the end of my trip). I tell you this … Continue reading
Posted in France, Living the Creative Life
Tagged angers, annie fain liden, champtoce sur loire, France, painting, travel, travel break
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Sisteron: The Gateway to Provence
Do you remember the woman, Cathi, who I met at the festival La Motte en Provence? The one who called American contra and square dances (in French of course)? She is a dear friend of, not only Polo and Nadine, … Continue reading
Posted in France, Living the Creative Life
Tagged annie fain liden, banjo, fiddle, France, hiking, markets, old-time music, provence, rock climbing, rock formations, sisterone, valerna
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Into the Alpes: Art Makers
Since I am on the search for artists as well as musicians and dancers, I was happy to come upon Miene Mathon and Alexis Nouailhat while visiting Aime. They were both incredibly generous, inviting me to their homes (Meine gave … Continue reading
Posted in France, Living the Creative Life
Tagged alexis nouailhat, aquarelle, France, Haut Alpes, mask making, miene mathon, Naturalist, Nature, St. Bonnet, theater sets, travel, travel journals, watercolor
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