2012.11.21
Mona Adisa Brooks is running a wonderful gallery in Peterborough NH where I played for an evening of food, art and music. It was wonderful and this is a reminiscence.
Mona Adisa Brooks is running a wonderful gallery in Peterborough NH where I played for an evening of food, art and music. It was wonderful and this is a reminiscence.
“El que canta, su mal espanta” Papa Quijano
“He who sings, his troubles frightens away.” I met Papa last summer at his restaurant in León, after the rejoneadores, the bullfights on horseback. He is the father of Manolo and other famous musicians in Spain. Very proud and a great singer himself.
My son Adam is a great videographer and artist and fortunately likes my music too! Video is titled After the Rain by Adam J. Wallace. Music written and performed by Frank Wallace: the third variation of Good Winds for Dionisio, homage to Aguado from his album Sketches on Gyre.
Frank Wallace editions are published by Gyre Music at www.gyremusic.com.
Jan Bartlema and I had a great week together just playing for fun at his home in Holland. After a couple of days we decided to record five of his duets and five of mine. Here are four of mine, three from Sketches for Two and the first of Twelve Inventions. Pictures of the Rotonde Kerke near Heerenveen and it’s surroundings were taken on my iPhone. It had great acoustics and was in a lovely setting, as you will see.
Frank Wallace editions are published by Gyre Music at www.gyremusic.com.
A sample of what’s to come from Frank Wallace on Gyre.