#Evie Waddell

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Thanks youse.

A couple of weeks ago, Sonia Allori, Evie Waddell & I completed the practical aspect of my Creative Scotland funded project 'D/deaf musicians experiment with haptic technology' at Tramway, Glasgow.

We were joined remotely by our incredible captioners Eluned Charnley & Karen Pritchard, and in the flesh by tech wizard David Jay, camera cleverclogs Jen Martin, PhD student Henry Zhang and the unstoppable Don Ross.

I reckon that the residency was a success and that it provided us with concrete answers, food for thought & much enjoyment.

In January, I'll get stuck into the mildly daunting task of writing about the various discoveries that we made, but it must be said that this feels like just the beginning of our adventures with haptic tech and the possibilities that it has for D/deaf & HoH improvisers!

Many thanks to my numerous collaborators, and to Creative Scotland & Tramway for their support.

Photos 1, 4 & 5 by myself. Photos 2, 3 & 4 by Jen Martin.

[celtic-cd-releases]

https://www.eviewaddell.co.uk/

https://www.facebook.com/eviejowaddell

https://eviewaddell.bandcamp.com/album/cluich

[kwebtv]

Parade’s End  -  BBC - August 4, 2012 - September 21, 2012 / HBO - February 26 - 28, 2013

Period Drama (5 episodes)

Running Time:  60 minutes

Stars:

Benedict Cumberbatch as Christopher Tietjens

Rebecca Hall as Sylvia Tietjens

Adelaide Clemens as Valentine Wannop

Miranda Richardson as Mrs Wannop

Freddie Fox as Edward Wannop

Janet McTeer as Mrs Satterthwaite

Ned Dennehy as Father Consett

Alan Howard as Tietjens Senior

Rupert Everett as Mark Tietjens

Misha Handley as Michael Tietjens (4 years old)

Rudi Goodman as Michael Tietjens (8 years old)

Stephen Graham as Vincent MacMaster

Anne-Marie Duff as Edith Duchemin

Rufus Sewell as Reverend Duchemin

Roger Allam as General Edward Campion

Patrick Kennedy as Captain McKechnie

Steven Robertson as Colonel Bill Williams

Lucinda Raikes as Evie, Sylvia's maid, called "Hullo Central"

Jack Huston as Gerald Drake

Tom Mison as Peter "Potty" Perowne

Jamie Parker as Lord Brownlie

Anna Skellern as Bobbie Pelham

Sasha Waddell as Lady Glorvina

Henry Lloyd-Hughes as Captain Notting

[roundaboutmidnight]

"All the Things You Are" é uma canção composta por Jerome Kern, com letra de Oscar Hammerstein II. Foi escrita para o musical Very Warm for May (1939). Posteriormente, fez parte do filme Broadway Rhythm (1944) e da comédia romântica A Letter for Evie (1945).

A cantora é Simone Waddell, a primeira australiana a ganhar uma bolsa de estudos para o prestigiado Berklee College of Music em Boston. Após completar seu curso de música, Simone continuou sua carreira internacionalmente na Ásia, Europa, EUA e Austrália.

Cara, música linda, interpretação deliciosa!...

[gianttankeh]

Sonic Bothy Ensemble & more at GIOfest XVI, CCA, Glasgow: 30/11/24.

The Sonic Bothy Ensemble will perform at 5pm on the third day of the Glasgow Improvisers Orchestra's annual festival at the CCA, Glasgow on Sat 30th Nov. You can find out more about the programme of performances & reserve tickets here.

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1.5 Months presents: Sonic Bothy Ensemble / Jason Kahn / Jer Reid & Raymond MacDonald at The Glad Cafe, Glasgow: 14/11/24.

You can find out more about this edition of 1.5 Months here.

[gianttankeh]

Ali Robertson did Rough Mix & Mega Mix at Summerhall, Edinburgh and survived. And more!

Bet youse never had Ali Robertson collaborating at a theatre company’s creative lab on yr 2024 bingo cards, eh? Well that's what happened for two weeks and on Fri 11th October I was involved in four of the five performances that came from the intensive fortnight of creating and rehearsing. I'll not lie: I found myself squirming in the first couple of days. Pretty sure I was the only lunk with nae formal arts training and theatre terminology left me scratching my noggin, but lead artists Eszter Marsalko, Evie Waddell, Amy Conway, Lucas Chih-Peng Kao & Lewis Hetherington made me feel super welcome and Nicholas Bone & the Magnetic North crew & my fellow collaborating artists & performers were fantastically supportive in what turned out to be really interesting and loads of fun. Many thanks to all involved! WHAT NEXT? DINNAE KEN! WATCH THIS SPACE!

[gianttankeh]

Ali Robertson: 'D/deaf Musicians Experiment With Haptic Technology' research & development project at Tramway, Glasgow next week.

Did I tell youse that I got a project funded some months back? Probably not as I’m pretty dreadful at self promotion beyond spamming about my gigs. Well, thanks to the support of Creative Scotland & Glasgow Tramway, I’ll be embarking on several days of research & development at Tramway, with collaborating D/deaf musicians Sonia Allori & Evie Waddell, experimenting with haptic technology for use in real time musical group improvisation by D/deaf players. The r&d sessions will result in the creation of new musical work and new workshops for ALSN & D/deaf participants. You can read more about this on Tramway’s website !

[celtic-cd-releases]

https://www.eviewaddell.co.uk/

https://www.facebook.com/eviejowaddell

https://eviewaddell.bandcamp.com/

https://open.spotify.com/album/6WSqOCBzusv2UX9czNWuKu