I was just getting out of here when I caught a glimpse of a leprechaun listening to some music while passing Trinity College in Dublin.
Headphones – in the name of the Leprechaun
Headphones – in Dublin
On a cloudy day in Dublin.
Headphones – in Brussels
Listening to your own soundtrack while enjoying a beer and watching people passing by doesn’t seem lame at all. On the contrary. Somewhere in Brussels on Anspachlaan…
Listeners – Emilio & Jose in Madrid
I’ve met Emilio and Jose this summer in Madrid. If you’re walking on Calle Gran Via you can be sure you will see them. They have their own spot across the Telefonica building. Everyday it’s the same and they look like they’re getting ready for the stage. Some real Rolling Stones I should say. In… Read More
Headphones – in Madrid
There are so many blogs to follow but we don’t have the time to do that. My favorite one which I follow on a daily basis is The Sartorialist. It’s just a street fashion blog but I believe it’s the best there is. Actually it’s becoming more than just a simple street fashion blog but… Read More
The Concrete Concert
Last week, Sound Choir was in Basel, Switzerland and so was I. How did we get there? Well, it all started last year in Macedonia at the Ohrid International Choir Festival where we have met with the Maennerstimmen Basel men choir. I knew from the moment I saw in their program Lux Aurumque by Eric… Read More
FGE Review – El Banch
Good thing about a festival the size of “Enescu” is that you can expand your audience target by including more than classical music concerts. And that is something that the organizers of the “George Enescu” Festival have taken in consideration for a long time. Besides the well-known concerts with the greatest orchestras of the world,… Read More
The King's Music
90 years ago a King was born. Today is the birthday of Michael I, King of Romania. He is the only monarch alive who witnessed the Second World War. I like history but I am not a historian so I will not get into details and controversy over what is best for a nation, but… Read More
FGE Review – Venice Baroque Orchestra
Not only that the “George Enescu” Festival ran for almost a full month but also there was more than one concert per day. As I said before it was a true music marathon. Run from work, go to the 7.30 Palace Hall concert an immediately afterwards to the night concert at the Atheneum. Yes, there… Read More
FGE Review – Residentie Orkest
The XXth edition of the “George Enescu Festival” has ended but I didn’t get over it. Even now I listen in my car to Tchaikovsky’s 6th Symphony – Pathetique on repeat. And considering the fact that I cannot listen to a concert in peace and I always find the urge to take my photo camera… Read More