Vibe Rouvet: The Latest From France . Press Release . Vibe Rouvet began her studies in private lessons starting at the age of eleven with the renowned vocal instructor Marie Claude Cinelly. Vibe learned about opera singing from a master and had her first stage appearances in churches as well as some concert halls… Continue reading Vibe Rouvet: The Latest From France
Category: Music
Bob Shell: Music & Photography
Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2019 . Music & Photography . What do music and photography have in common? In western music we use the octave scale; C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C, with the eighth note a higher harmonic of the first. In photography we use light, which we devide into… Continue reading Bob Shell: Music & Photography
Bob Shell: Musical Instruments
Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2019 . MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS . I’ve made a sort of study of musical instruments from around the world, each with its own unique sound. From India there is the sitar, best known, but also the sarod, sort of an Indian lute, and another stringed instrument called the veena.… Continue reading Bob Shell: Musical Instruments
Mikala Mikrut: The Best Way to Speak to a Monster is From a Distance
Text by Mikala Mikrut, Copyright 2019 . Artwork by Christopher Suciu, Copyright 2019 . The Best Way to Speak to a Monster is From a Distance . Humans have always feared the unknown. More often than not, it meant death. Throughout time, the term “monster” has been used to explain the inexplicable whether it was… Continue reading Mikala Mikrut: The Best Way to Speak to a Monster is From a Distance
Bob Shell: We All Steal Ideas
Bob Shell: Letters From Prison #21 . Letters by Bob Shell, Copyright 2018 . WE ALL STEAL IDEAS . I’ve talked about Richard Lovelace and his famous Althea poem. There’s another poem from the same era that you have probably heard without realizing it. It begins: Once there was a way to get… Continue reading Bob Shell: We All Steal Ideas