#andrew cronshaw

[mychameleondays]

Suede: Dog Man Star

double, GFS

Nude NUDE 3LP

Released: October 10, 1994

[mitjalovse]

Many musicians who prefer to take the wild turns tend to have a basis for that in their previous popularity. Scott Walker remains a great case of this, he is another one who used the shock as his tactic to confront those that made him popular. Still, I have to be honest as a fan of his, i.e. he did find his late style from Tilt on. True, The Drift and Bisch Bosch were tough listens, yet this only happened in the case one wasn't familiar with Tilt. The latter album established a pattern of sorts for Mr. Walker, since he moved within the soundscapes one cannot be certain how to call. Well, I would suggest seeing them as the soundtrack for nightmares without an easy way out. Yes, he still puts some hope in them, yet the latter has to be earned.

[kwebtv]

The English Game  -  Netflix  -  March 20, 2020  -

Historical Drama (6 episodes)

Running Time:  60 minutes

Stars:

Edward Holcroft as Arthur Kinnaird

Kevin Guthrie as Fergus Suter

Charlotte Hope as Margaret Alma Kinnaird

Niamh Walsh as Martha Almond

Craig Parkinson as James Walsh

James Harkness as Jimmy Love

Supporting

Ben Batt as John Cartwright

Gerard Kearns as Tommy Marshall

Henry Lloyd-Hughes as Alfred Lyttelton

Kerrie Hayes as Doris Platt

Joncie Elmore as Ted Stokes

Mary Higgins as Ada Hornby

Sam Keeley as Smalley

Harry Michell as Monkey Hornby

Philip Hill-Pearson as Tom Hindle

Recurring

Daniel Ings as Francis Marindin

Kate Phillips as Laura Lyttelton

Kelly Price as Lydia Cartwright

Anthony Andrews as Lord Kinnaird

Sylvestra Le Touzel as Lady Kinnaird

Sammy Hayman as Davy Burns

Lara Peake as Betsy Cronshaw

John Askew as Jack Hunter

Michael Nardone as Douglas Suter

Kate Dickie as Aileen Suter

[comicgone]

my addition to this... I thought, hm - wonder if they have any lyre harp resources! Finding sheet music is notoriously hard to find. Most new learners need to find simple piano sheet music or translate kalimba tabs.

So I start up a search and somehow stumble upon this site from Andrew Cronshaw that's reviewing music. Not exactly what I wanted, but I look around the site and see, almost in blinding glowing lights, "FAROE ISLANDS"

I LOVE the faroe islands, particularly after memorizing Trollabundin by Eivor--OH WAIT IT'S THE FIRST REVIEWED ARTIST ON THE PAGE. Back from when she was 17.

The best part (beyond reading an early review of how she's unafraid to screech and squeak, hah!) is the list of OTHER Faroese artists. One of these folks have like 14 monthly listeners on Spotify. 14!!!!!! Here's the page: http://www.cloudvalley.com/reviews/FaroeseIcelandic&GeneralNordicreviewslist.htm

Sometimes I’m looking for something online - often “how to” articles - and I want to filter for - like - a website that was clearly built in 2010 at the latest, which may or may not have been updated since then, but contains a vast wealth of information on one topic, painstakingly organized by an unknown legend in the field with decades’ worth of experience. I don’t want a listicle with a nice stolen picture in a slideshow format written by a content aggregator that God forgot. I want hand-drawn diagrams by some genius professor who doesn’t understand SEO at all, but understands making stir-fries or raising stick insects better than anyone else on this earth. I don’t know what search settings to put into Google to get this.

[cllrfrasermacpherson]

The last Tay Spinners at Verdant Works #dundeewestend

The last Tay Spinners at Verdant Works #dundeewestend

It was a pleasure recently to meet Andrew Cronshaw whose exhibition “The last Tay Spinners” is currently taking place at Verdant Works. The exhibition documents one of the last days of jute spinning at Tay Spinners in Dundee before closure in 1998.  Using colour and black and white photographs, 27 people are shown at work in the mill.    The pictures record the processing of raw jute into…

[auralthicket]

episode 41: music to clean the pantry & drink beer by (09.29.21)

set 1:

Low – Don’t Walk Away – HEY WHAT (Sub Pop, 2021)

Broadcast – Look Outside – The Noise Made By People (Warp, 2000)

Neon Pearl – Forever – 1967 Recordings (Acme, 2001)

Andrew Bernstein – Broken Arc – An Exploded View of Time (Hausu Mountain, 2018)

set 2:

Tetuzi Akiyama / Che Chen – Fascinated By Climax – Cold Soup (Incunabulum, 2012)

Mohammed Guitar with Sbeyniat – Gelbi Vatimetou – Various: Wallahi Le Zein! (Mississippi, 2021)

Andrew Cronshaw – Leaving Rhu Vaternish – Wade in the Flood (Transatlantic, 1978)

Taylor K Conrad – Flowers – no album (self-released, 2021)

set 3:

Ken Nordine – Lavender – Colors: A Sensuous Listening Experience (Philips, 1966)

Hayden Pedigo – Carthage – Letting Go (Mexican Summer, 2021)

June Tabor – Cold and Raw – Ashes and Diamonds (Topic, 1977)

Paul Brady – The Lakes of Pontchartrain – Welcome Here Kind Stranger (Mulligan, 1978)

Tassos Chalkias – Dirminitsa – Divine Reeds: Obscure Recordings from Special Music Recording Company (Athens 1966-1967) (Radio Martiko, 2021)

Jody Stecher and Friends – Wedding Dress – Snake Baked a Hoecake (Bay, 1974)

[simonthoumire]

Foot Stompin’ Free Scottish Music Podcast No 183 featuring The String Sisters, Fiona Ross, The Ledger, Andrew Cronshaw and many more!

Foot Stompin’ Free Scottish Music Podcast No 183 featuring The String Sisters, Fiona Ross, The Ledger, Andrew Cronshaw and many more!

Foot Stompin’ Podcast is back featuring great Scottish trad music for these weird times! Listen to The String Sisters, Fiona Ross, The Ledger, Andrew Cronshaw and many more! These podcasts are made possible by our Patreons. If you can help please visit www.patreon.com/handsupfortrad Playlist Between Wind And Water by The String Sisters Track – Open To The Elements…

[cinquecolonnemagazine]

Premio Andrea Parodi: il 14 e 15 maggio le finali

Il Premio Andrea Parodi non demorde. Nonostante le difficoltà dovute alla pandemia, la Fondazione Andrea Parodi è riuscita infatti a organizzare per il 14 e 15 maggio le finali della 13a edizione, inizialmente previste per lo scorso autunno ma poi rinviate a causa dell’emergenza sanitaria. La manifestazione, che si avvale della direzione artistica di Elena Ledda, sarà ospitata dal Teatro Si' e Boi di Selargius (Cagliari) ed avrà inizio alle ore 18 in entrambe le giornate. Sarà possibile seguirla in streaming sulle pagine Facebook della Fondazione Andrea Parodi, di EjaTv e di SardegnaEventi24, sabato 15 anche su quelle di Rai Radio1 e Rai Radio Tutta Italiana, media-partner dell’evento. I finalisti, come già annunciato, saranno: Alessio Arena (Campania/Catalogna); Ars Nova Napoli (Campania); Eleonora Bordonaro (Sicilia); Elena D`Ascenzo (Abruzzo); Kalascima (Salento); Maria Mazzotta (Salento); Danilo Ruggero (Sicilia); Stefania Secci Rosa (Sardegna/Portogallo); Still Life (Catalogna). Non potranno purtroppo essere presenti Abramo Laye Senè & Gaalgui World Music Band. Il Premio è l’unico contest europeo di world music, nato per omaggiare un grande artista come Andrea Parodi, importante esponente della musica etnica italiana e internazionale scomparso 15 anni fa. Condurranno questa edizione Ottavio Nieddu e Gianmaurizio Foderaro, mentre sabato 15 si esibirà in veste di ospite Pierpaolo Vacca, organettista dallo stile molto personale, che mescola le radici sarde con l’elettronica e la contemporaneità. Nella stessa serata verrà tramesso il videoclip, prodotto della Fondazione Parodi, del brano “Rahil” di Fanfara Station, band vincitrice del Premio nel 2019. I finalisti si esibiranno davanti a una Giuria tecnica (composta da addetti ai lavori, autori, musicisti, poeti, scrittori e cantautori), che decreterà il vincitore assoluto, e a una Giuria critica (giornalisti e critici musicali), che assegnerà appunto il premio della critica. Entrambe le giurie, come negli scorsi anni, saranno composte da autorevoli esponenti del settore, alcuni dei quali seguiranno le esibizioni da remoto. La giuria tecnica vedrà presenti in teatro: Gianfranco Cabiddu (regista), Gigi Camedda (musicista), Lia Careddu (attrice), Gaetano d’Aponte (Premio Bianca d’Aponte, partner), Andrea Del Favero (Folkest, partner), Elena Ledda (direttrice artistica, musicista), Silvano Lobina (musicista), Annamaria Loddo (operatrice culturale), Marco Lutzu (etnomusicologo), Ignazio Macchiarella (Università di Cagliari), Gino Marielli (musicista), Michele Palmas (S’Ardmusic, partner), Andrea Marco Ricci (NUOVOIMAIE), Simonetta Soro (musicista, attrice), Nicola Spiga (operatore culturale), Jacopo Tomatis (Premio Città di Loano, partner), Gisella Vacca (musicista, attrice). E in remoto: Gigi Di Luca (Ethnos Festival, partner), Pippo Rinaldi Kaballà (musicista), Nicola Meloni (operatore culturale), Andrea Ruggeri (musicista), Stefano Starace (Mo’l’estate, partner), Dario Zigiotto (operatore culturale). Per la giuria critica saranno in sala: Claudio Agostoni (Radio Popolare, partner), Simone Cavagnino (Unica Radio, partner), Flavia Corda (Tgr Sardegna), Valerio Corzani (Rai Radio3), Tore Cubeddu (Eja Tv, partner), Ciro De Rosa (Songlines /Globofonie), Max De Tomassi (Rai Radio 1), Elisabetta Malantrucco (Rai Radio Techete), Luigi Mameli (Radiolina), Duccio Pasqua (Rai Radio1), Timisoara Pinto (Gr1), Francesco Pintore (L’Unione Sarda), Cristiano Sanna (Tiscali), Giacomo Serreli (Giornalista Musicale), Mario Tasca (Sardegna 1 Tv), John Vignola (Rai Radio1). Seguiranno a distanza: Gabriele Antonucci (Panorama), Angela Calvini (Avvenire), Franz Coriasco (Rai Italia), Enrico de Angelis (Storico della canzone), Salvatore Esposito (Blogfoolk), Felice Liperi (Repubblica), Marco Mangiarotti (Qn - Il Giorno), Andrea Massidda (La Nuova Sardegna), Maria Grazia Maxia (Federazione degli autori, partner), Tonino Merolli (Funweek), Claudio Scaccianoce (Linkiesta), Paolo Talanca (Fatto Quotidiano), Giuseppe Vota (Rai). Uno specifico premio verrà assegnato da una giuria internazionale, in remoto, composta da: Sergio Albertoni (Rsi Radio Svizzera Italiana), Andrew Cronshaw (Froots Magazine, Rough Guide To World Music, Regno Unito), Petr Doruzka (Czech Radio, Rep. Ceca), Edyta Łubińska (Università di Varsavia, Istituto di Etnologia e Antropologia culturale), Juan Antonio Vazquez (Mundofonias, Spagna), Piotr Pucylo (Globaltica Festival, Polonia). Per il vincitore assoluto sono previsti diversi bonus, fra cui una serie di concerti e di partecipazioni alle prossime edizioni di alcuni festival partner del Parodi, dall'“European Jazz Expo” in Sardegna a Folkest in Friuli, fino allo stesso Premio Parodi. Oltre a questo, avrà diritto a una borsa di studio di 2.500 euro. Al vincitore del premio della critica andrà invece la realizzazione professionale del videoclip del brano in concorso, a spese della Fondazione Andrea Parodi. Inoltre, uno tra i finalisti verrà invitato ad esibirsi durante la prossima edizione di un altro festival partner, Mare e Miniere. È intanto già disponibile il bando di concorso per la 14a edizione del Premio, le cui finali sono in programma a Cagliari dal 14 al 16 ottobre. Il bando è reperibile su www.fondazioneandreaparodi.it ed è aperto ad artisti di tutto il mondo. L’iscrizione è gratuita, mentre la la scadenza è prevista per il 31 maggio 2021. Le domande di iscrizione dovranno essere inviate tramite il format presente su www.fondazioneandreaparodi.it (per informazioni: fondazione.andreaparodi@gmail.com ). Il Premio Andrea Parodi è realizzato dall'omonima Fondazione grazie a: Regione autonoma della Sardegna (fondatore), Fondazione di Sardegna, NUOVOIMAIE, con il patrocinio gratuito del Comune di Selargius (CA). Partner della manifestazione sono: European Jazz Expo, Folkest, Premio Bianca d'Aponte, Premio Loano per la Musica Tradizionale Italiana, Mare e Miniere, Ethnos Festival, Mo'l'estate Spirit Festival, Mare aperto, Associazione Culturale S’Ardmusic, Fondazione Barùmini – Sistema cultura, Labimus (Laboratorio Interdisciplinare sulla musica dell’Università degli studi di Cagliari, Dipartimento di Lettere, Lingue e Beni culturali), SIAE - Società Italiana degli Autori ed Editori; Federazione degli Autori, U.N.A. (Unione nazionale autori), Consorzio Cagliari Centro Storico, Boxofficesardegna, Peugeot Mario Seruis Automobili. Media partner sono Rai Radio 1, Rai Radio Tutta Italiana, Rai Sardegna, Radio Popolare, Unica Radio, Sardegna 1 TV, Ejatv, Sardegnaeventi24.it, Il giornale della musica, Blogfoolk, Folk Bulletin, Mundofonías (Spagna), Petr Dorůžka (Rep. Ceca), Concertzender Nederland (Olanda). È possibile sostenere la Fondazione Andrea Parodi attraverso la destinazione del 5x1000 e attraverso contribuzioni in denaro. Sul sito della Fondazione si possono trovare tutte le informazioni. Read the full article

[celtic-cd-releases]

http://cloudvalley.com/andrewcronshawhome.htm

https://www.facebook.com/AndrewCronshawMusic/

https://andrewcronshaw.bandcamp.com/album/zithers

[jamesyorkston]

46☆30☆62 with music from Lee "Scratch" Perry, Victoria Hume, Kris Drever, {Indistinct Chatter}, Andrew Cronshaw and more -------> anchor.fm/46-30 (at Cellardyke) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGK4OzqjuGb/?igshid=1i91v3y74kpm3

[intpatypical]

Tagged by @tintysun

Rules: answer 30 some questions and tag 20 some blogs you would like to get to know better.

1. Nicknames: none.

2. Gender: Female.

3. Star sign: Libra.

4. Height: 1,74 m

5. Time: 22.20 Rome time.

6. Birthday: September 24th.

7. Favorite bands: I mostly listen to crappy EDM, europop, other electronic music, jazz and world music. Bands aren’t heavily involved.

8. Favorite solo artists: Andrew Cronshaw, Dj Krush, Robin, CloZee, Bugge Wesseltoft, Erik Truffaz, Ilhan Ersahin, Jan Garbarek, and a ton of others.

9. Song stuck in my head: None actually.

10. Last movie I watched: The Wailing, a Korean horror movie.

11. Last show I watched: Probably some Mad Men episode.

12. When did I create my blog: I created this blog in 2012 but I didn’t use it until 2014.

13. What do I post: Mostly rants about what I do, what I read and things that annoy me. I used to post MBTI but I got tired of the useless polemic and witch hunt atmosphere in the community.

14. Last thing I googled: the city of Wroclaw, in Poland. 

15. Do I have any other blogs: Not currently, but I used to blog in Italian.

16. Do I get asks: Rarely but it happens.

17. Why I chose my url: Because I used to think I fit well in the classic INTP personality description, but when I met a large amount of INTPs on the Internet I didn’t feel any particular sense of belonging. Also there are respects in which I’m a “defective” INTP, like my comparatively low IQ and my notorious short fuse.

18. Following: Several hundreds of blogs, though most of them post irregularly.

19. Followers: 366.

20?

21. Average hours of sleep: around 7 but my sleep schedule tends to be erratic and I regularly suffer from insomnia.

22. Lucky number: 4, 5 and 8.

23. Instruments: None.

24. What am I wearing: Pj pants, a sweater and a pink wool scarf.

25. Dream job: lol I don’t even know anymore, however I’m trying several avenues in the legal area.

26. Dream trip: Wherever in East Asia, especially Japan because I’m a weaboo.

27. Favorite food: pizza, prosciutto, fries, sushi, Persian food, and much more. I love food.

28. Nationality: Italian. (Where did 29 and 20 go?)

30. Favorite song right now: not exactly my favorite but Wicked Games by The Weeknd has stayed with me for a lot of time now.

Tagging: @likeadeepbluesea and @ahiahi cuz I wub u

[josegarciaoliveira]

Um segundo instrumento, uma forma nova e única de cítara foi imaginada por Andrew e pelo luthier finlandês Kimmo Sarja

Um segundo instrumento, uma forma nova e única de cítara foi imaginada por Andrew e pelo luthier finlandês Kimmo Sarja

Duas cítaras chegam ao Festival Cordas na ilha do Pico 

  A cítara é um instrumento de cordas, usado sobretudo na música tradicional mais comum em países de língua alemã nos Alpes e na Europa do Leste. O Festival Cordas apresenta, pela primeira vez, este instrumento pelas mãos do britânico Andrew Cronshaw. O concerto acontece sábado 14 de setembro, pelas 21h30, no Auditório da Madalena.

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[el-fantasma-de-poe-blog1]

Andy Cronshaw- Wasps in the Woodpile

[cerimatho]

Following the recording of Andrew Cronshaw's 2011 CD The Unbroken Surface of Snow (Cloud Valley CV2009), which features Cronshaw, Armenian duduk master Tigran Aleksanyan, reeds-player/multi-instrumentalist Ian Blake, and the singing of a Finnish runo-song on one track by Finnish singer Sanna Kurki-Suonio, the four of them came together in July 2011 for live shows at Finland's Kaustinen Festival. During these shows it became clear that this is a band. They named it SANS.  This video is a compilation of clips from their first show as SANS; a special intimate event at London's St Ethelburga's on October 23rd 2011.  More appearances will follow in 2012 and onward.  Andrew Cronshaw; electric zither, whistle, marovantele, fujara Tigran Aleksanyan: Armenian duduk Ian Blake: bass clarinet, soprano sax Sanna Kurki-Suonio: voice

[jamesyorkston]

Brand New: 46☆30☆57 - With music from Shirley Collins, Sarah Vaughan, Skator, Andrew Cronshaw, Viktor Brobacke, Townes Van Zandt, Tee Holman, Prince Far-I and much, much more⚓ https://anchor.fm/46-30/episodes/463057---With-music-from-Shirley-Collins--Sarah-Vaughan--Skator--Andrew-Cronshaw--Viktor-Brobacke--Townes-Van-Zandt--Tee-Holman-and-much--much-more-eibsls (at Cellardyke) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEEambijh-E/?igshid=1sg45u1ps2ivf

[jamesyorkston]

46☆30☆55 - With music from Andrew Cronshaw, Sid Taylor, Lucie Eyenga, Jelly Roll Morton, Elyse Weinberg, Tommy Potts and more quality music of no fixed abode. ⚓ https://anchor.fm/46-30/episodes/463055---With-music-from-Andrew-Cronshaw--Sid-Taylor--Lucie-Eyenga--Jelly-Roll-Morton--Elyse-Weinberg--Tommy-Potts-and-more-efqc42 (at Cellardyke) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBxy9H4nlO-/?igshid=1n5791do9dx7w