a rehearsal, I assume for a Christmas parade, in Es Castell 15th October 2015 in the car park. Drums and trumpets. 
Includes the church bells
Bit of a sharp jump near end where I stopped and started again. Abrupt stop
Image taken a year previously slightly earlier in day

rehearsing for Christmas / Nadal / Navidad in Es Castell

This song is for Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party, the Green Party, the SNP and Plaid Cymru.

The song is also on Spotify, Tidal, iTunes etc

The Direction Of Love

In this episode, Elizabeth is joined by Guardian columnist and writer, Dawn Foster. Dawn writes on politics and social affairs, and was one of the leading journalists covering the aftermath of the Grenfell tower fire.

She talks about her childhood, growing up in poverty, her relationship with catholicism in confrontation with new atheism, and whether social media can facilitate better public conversations.

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#9 Dawn Foster

I wrote an essay called folding into the haptic. This is a version that has been folded, then reduced further. It was created for a reading Cardiff Poetry Experiment in November 2017
It explores the issues I touch upon, that I look at, or not.

can't upload an image at the moment - don't know why - it's the right size...

is the page like skin? ... but this is a screen of light

Sound Devices: exploring literature through sound - Rathmines Library, Dublin 
(Feb 2013) | Second in the Sound Devices podcast series.

Featuring works by Maura Hazelden, Olivia Louvel, Una Lee & Peter Wullen, Jamez Dean, Daria Baiocchi, Jonathan Johnson, TramaafonA, Florian Hartlieb, Chiara Passa, Elsa Justel and Steve McCourt. Produced & presented by La Cosa Preziosa.

[Sound Devices Podcast title sequence featuring samples of David Rogers' 'Tempest' and Eric Boivin's 'F541 Opus 1']

Sound Device n.2

Poem text and crucial background: https://www.brainpickings.org/2020/07/05/singularity-marissa-davis

is the page like skin? ... but this is a screen of light

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