i didn't want to see any more la strada. but barbara was playing the last show, and nina strongly recommended seeing the french carribean band (and even brought me a dress to wear). i'm so glad we went! it was fun!
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different listening styles front row seats in a gigantic audience |
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music for orchestra and apartment block barbara on the top balcony waving a pink fan |
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cool stage that they changed every number made out of beer crates also, the percussionist in the back is playing a box. it's tied around his neck with a string. the lid opens and closes to make a noise, and he has a stick to beat it on the side |
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sweaty and still happy playing very strange and beautiful sounding flutes that look like plungers |
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henry captured this one after the show. |
but the absolute top best stuff was the dancing afterwards, which i ended up staying till the band basically dropped after 3 encores. they were playing gypsy, klezmer, reggae, everything. it wasn't too loud, and i couldn't stand still. long after all the orchestra musicicans (and my kids and husband) had given up and gone home, i was still bouncing around in the front row by the stage. screaming. laughing. jumping. clapping. cheering. singing along in gibberish who-knows-what language. i got home not even that late, only midnight, completely music high and happy.
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